I get it By continuing to browse this site, you agree that cookies may be used to improve your user experience. GROUP PATIENTS HEALTH PROFESSIONALS MY HEALTH MEDICAL AND PRACTICAL INFO TO PREPARE MY VISIT FIND A LABORATORY TO ACCESS TO MY RESULTS MORE THAN 270 MEDICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORIES IN FRANCE We attach great importance to the quality of your welcome. In each of your laboratories, our medical secretaries are at your disposal so that you are taken care of in the best conditions. Geographical area Metropolitan France The meeting OR AT YOUR SERVICE Contacts Legal Notice SITEMAP Home page Prepare my visit Find a lab Access the results LISTS Cerballiance Laboratories News Health Themes

I get it By continuing to browse this site, you agree that cookies may be used to improve your user experience. GROUP PATIENTS HEALTH PROFESSIONALS REGIONAL SITES MY HEALTH MEDICAL AND PRACTICAL INFO TO PREPARE MY VISIT FIND A LABORATORY TO ACCESS TO MY RESULTS GONOCOCCUS The gonococcus is a bacteria responsible for sexually transmitted infections. For several years, these infections have been on the rise. The most common infections caused by this bacteria are urethral infections (urethritis) in men as well as vaginal infections and urethritis in women. The symptoms are less marked in women, however, and can often go unnoticed. The gonococcus is a bacteria responsible for sexually transmitted infections. For several years, these infections have been on the rise. RELATED EXAM (S) AEROBIC OR MICROAEROPHILIC BACTERIA (NAMED DESIGNATED) WHAT IS GONOCOCCUS Gonococcus is the common name given to a bacterium whose scientific name is Neisseria gonorrhoeae . This bacteria is responsible for infections of the genitals. The infections thus caused are part of sexually transmitted infections (or diseases) (STIs or STDs), that is to say, transmitted during sexual intercourse. For several years, these infections have been on the increase, both among homosexuals and heterosexuals, in particular due to a decrease in the use of condoms. Oral sex is also an additional risk factor for transmission. HOW DO YOU GET INFECTED WITH GONOCOCCUS? GONOCOCCAL INFECTIONS: SYMPTOMS WHAT DOES THE LEVY CONSIST OF? AND AFTER THE SAMPLE? TREATMENT OF GONOCOCCAL INFECTIONS NEWS SEASONAL FLU VACCINATION CAMPAIGN 2017 11/10/2017 SEPTEMBER 15, 2017: WORLD LYMPHOMA DAY 09/15/2017 MY FAVORITE LAB AT YOUR SERVICE Contacts Legal Notice SITEMAP Home page Prepare my visit Find a lab Access the results LISTS Cerballiance Laboratories News Health Themes