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Gonorrhea—Shrinking treatment options
Gonorrhea is a relatively common infection among men who have sex with men, but it is becoming more common in heterosexual people. It is caused by the bactera Neisseria gonorrhoeae . This infection is transmitted via unprotected anal, oral and vaginal sex and can quickly be treated with antibiotics, but, if left untreated, gonorrhea can lead to serious problems. Such problems can occur because ...
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In his textbook “A Complete Practical Work on the Nature and Treatment of Venereal Diseases”, Homer Bostwick stated that “We do not know of any substance, which, taken into the system, is an antidote to the infection of gonorrheal matter. Such an antidote has been long sought for, and its pretended discovery has been often announced, but we have no good reason to believe that any of these prete...
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Mezlocillin (2 g) was administered by a single intravenous injection to 32 male patients with gonorrheal urethritis and to five female patients with gonorrheal cervicitis, none of whom had received any pre-treatment or had had any complications. The results of the treatment were "good" in 32 cases (86.5%), "fair" in three (8.1%) and "poor" in two patients (5.4%). One of the two "poor" cases sho...
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To the editor: We have read with interest the recent paper by Kubanova et al. in which they recommend the use of spectinomycin in case of difficulty to access ceftriaxone or in the presence of severe beta-lactam antimicrobial allergy [1]. Although we agree with most of the conclusions we would like to warn about the potential risks in cases of pharyngeal gonorrhoea. Spectinomycin is an aminogly...
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ژورنال
عنوان ژورنال: The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
سال: 1921
ISSN: 0002-9629
DOI: 10.1097/00000441-192102000-00015