Gonorrhea is treated with antibiotics but many strains have become resistant. The infection is diagnosed through examination of urethral or vaginal discharge from both men and women or cultures from the cervix, throat, urethra, or rectum. Remember you can attract Gonorrhea from unprotected oral sex as well. Extreme fatigue, headache, fever, hives, lack of appetite, nausea, tenderness in the lower abdomen. Most people recover from Hepatitis B, but the virus can cause liver disease and death.
Mucous membranes are present in the anus, vagina, and throat.
This means the infection can be transmitted through sexual contact, including kissing and intercourse, or through the use of unclean needles. Unfortunately there is no cure, but in most cases the infection clears within 4-8 weeks. Some people remain contagious for the rest of their lives. Hep B can be prevented with a vaccine, and many health professionals recommend that college students be inoculated as a matter of course. Condoms during vaginal, oral and anal sex can help prevent the spread of Hep B, but it can also be passed through kissing and other sexual touching.