The British Journal of Venereal Diseases

for a long time after the cure of the gonorrhzea. It seems that this secondary infection, as like as not with sulphonamide resistant organisms, is well nigh inevitable, but it is debatable whether the condition will clear up properly without adequate local treatment. My own experience leads me to think that usually it will not do so, and in many of my own cases the initial week of chemotherapy is followed by two, three or four weeks of local treatment before the cervix and its secretion approach the normal. The subject of non-gonococcal vaginal discharges to be discussed at a future meeting of this society, has a direct bearing on the problem of non-gonococcal urethritis in men.