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Early detection is crucial for effective treatment and preventing complications
Untreated gonorrhea can cause pelvic inflammatory disease, infertility, and spread to joints or blood.
Testing helps prevent transmission to sexual partners. Treatment stops the spread immediately.
Gonorrhea can cause complications in pregnancy and be passed to newborns. Testing is essential.
Many people have no symptoms - testing is the only way to know for sure
Up to 50% of women and 10% of men with gonorrhea have no symptoms. Regular testing is essential for sexually active individuals.
Through vaginal, anal, or oral sex with someone who has the infection. It can also be passed from mother to baby during childbirth.
Yes, gonorrhea is completely curable with appropriate antibiotic treatment. However, drug-resistant strains are becoming more common.
Testing is recommended 5-7 days after exposure. If you have symptoms, test immediately.
Yes, having gonorrhea once does not protect you from getting it again. You can be reinfected if exposed in the future.
No. The infection will not clear without treatment and can lead to serious health complications.
No, it's a simple urine test or quick swab. The process takes just a few minutes with minimal discomfort.
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All consultations and test results are completely confidential
Address: 52 Sholanke Street, Off Chemist junction or Bajulaye Junction, Akoka, Lagos
Landmarks: Near University of Lagos (UNILAG) main gate, Akoka Central Mosque
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We offer same-day gonorrhea testing with rapid results. Walk-ins are welcome.
Schedule Appointment: 08165866252We provide treatment for partners to prevent reinfection.
Treating all partners prevents the spread of infection