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Gonorrhea incubates from next day to 3 days after the contact, non-gonoccocal urethritis can show symptoms after 2 weeks.

 

yellow discharge is simply puss (nana), infection on the urethra that may cause burning sensations, itchiness and evern pain when urinating. Women tend to develop PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease), masakit ang puson nila in this case ....

 

Rule here is dont be stupid, and do not gamble ..... Kung si Kris Aquino meron, anyone can have one .....  Sa mga patients na na encounter kahit obvious na na tinamaan ayaw pa rin umamin na nagkacontact sila, anyway sino niloloko nila, of course sarili nila .....

 

As time goes, these bacteria also develop resistance to known medicines , meaning di na rin tumatalab ......

 

How can you differentiate a non-gonoccocal case vs. a gonoccocal case?

thanks.

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Ciprobay (Cirprofoxacin) is a choice for Urinary Tract Infection.

It does not mean though that UTI = STD.

 

okay. sayang. my gf had UTI last year. I wanted to be sure sana if she's fooling around. I should have asked for a lab test to pinpoint if gonoccocal or non-gonoccocal. She was just given a prescription of Cibrobay for a week. It was inconclusive if it was STD or just UTI.  :(

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nagkaroon na ako niyan minsan ang sakit umihi...aray!!!

nagpunta ako sa doc binigyan niya ako ng antibiotic can't remember the name,pero for 5 days lang pero

kina 2nd day lang na walawala na pero tinapos ko yung treatment.

 

ADVICES ko lang sa inyo :

 

-punta ka na kaagad sa Doc...para tamang gamot ang bigay sa iyo!!!!

 

-pa test ka na kaagad ng HIV at Hepaties C or total std na sakit!!!!!!!!!!! para sure na sure ka.

 

- Last but not the least ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS wear tayo ng COMDOM kahit BJ SEX at ANAL kung

na aalangin kayo sa comdom subukan ninyo yung mga special condom na manipis, never eat na pussy na hindi kayo sure....ang tatakaw natin kasi :evil:

 

PLAY SAFE :thumbsupsmiley: :mtc:

BE COOL :cool:

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STD- the most common here in the phil is gonorrhea and chlamydia which usually comes hand in hand.

so the typical treatment for STD is a two antibiotic regimen that would k*ll both gonorrhea and chlamydia.

Both medicines are usually given even if only symptoms of one STD is detected. Most gonorrhea in the phil are resistant to common antibiotics which is why its recomended by CDC to give a 3rd gen Cephalosphorin (via intramuscular injection) plus a 7 day treatment for chlamydia. Treatment should also be given to the partner or partners of the infected person.

if you have any of the symptoms, my suggestion is to get a medical consultation from a urologist or STD expert. Most women BTW are asymptomatic even if they have an STD already, so they usually pass on the infection to their partners. Condoms doesn't 100% guarantee non transmittal of the disease. Plus a few UTI may present as a yellow discharge but this would entail a different mode of treatment as to STD's.

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