What are the symptoms of gonorrhea?

Answer by  mediamaven (579)

Some of the symptoms can include painful and frequent urination, genital itching, lower abdominal pain, fever, painful sexual intercourse, fever or tiredness, sore throat, pink eye, abnormal or irregular menstrual periods, bleeding during or after sexual intercourse, swollen glands in the entrance of the vagina area, and abnormal vaginal discharge.

Answer by  Travis404607 (3916)

Symptoms of Gonorrhea include burning or pain during urination, frequent urination, excessive or abnormal discharge from the vagina (this can be blood or other fluids), pain in the glands surrounding the vagina, and rectal bleeding. Many people with Gonnorhea do not have symptoms until the disease is in an advanced stage.

Answer by  cindy (1484)

Gonorrhea most commonly causes a genital discharge in men and women. This discharge may cause pain, irritation, and/or burning. Women may also experience pelvic pain. Sometimes, a person has no symptoms at all however.

Answer by  RachelW (932)

Symptoms of gonorrhea are often very mild in women. They include painful or burning urination, increased vaginal discharge, or spotting between periods. Other symptoms are pain or bleeding during or after sex, and yellow or bloody vaginal discharge. Later symptoms are fever and nausea. Many women who are infected have no symptoms.