You can either see your doctor who may advice you to attend the clinic or come to the clinic yourself. Your doctor won't be informed you attended unless you so desire. This is caused by bacteria and can affect the vagina, cervix, urethra, rectum or even the throat. You cannot it get it from toilet seats or swimming pools or by sharing cups and towels. And sometimes other sexually transmissible infections can hide the symptoms of gonorrhoea.
Most women notice nothing at all until the infection has spread from the cervix.
This is enough to stain the under pants. In women, it can not be picked up from cervical smear. Chlamydia is a bacteria which infects the genitals and sometimes the eyes and throat. It's one of the commonest causes of sexually transmitted infections. Chlamydia is usually passed on when you have sex with a new partner.