The sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea, which causes burning or pain when urinating, is still circulating to a significant extent in Denmark, and the number is still increasing among men who have sex with men. This is shown by a new report, writes the Statens Serum Institut, SSI, in a press release. It also shows changes in the bacteria's resistance to antibiotics. In Denmark, gonorrhea is initially treated with ceftriaxone, which is an anti…
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The sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea, which causes burning or pain when urinating, is still circulating to a significant extent in Denmark, and the number is still increasing among men who have sex with men. This is shown by a new report, writes the Statens Serum Institut, SSI, in a press release. It also shows changes in the bacteria's resistance to antibiotics. In Denmark, gonorrhea is initially treated with ceftriaxone, which is an anti…