gonorrhea

Can Gonorrhea be Prevented?

Prevention strategies for gonorrhea include:
Consistent and correct use of condoms during sexual activity.
Regular STI screening, particularly for sexually active women under 25 and those with new or multiple sex partners.
Open communication with sexual partners about STI testing and histories.
Reducing the number of sexual partners.

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