After contracting gonorrhea, women can have painful urination, pus flowing from the urethra, large amounts of purulent leucorrhea from the penis, vagina and cervix, urinary urgency, abdominal pain, and fever. If a female patient is in poor health and the infection of gonorrhea is accompanied by the opening of menstrual blood channels, the patient can develop gonococcal peritonitis, infectious shock, fever and other manifestations. The symptoms of gonorrhea infection in women and gonorrhea infection in men are sometimes different, and the dose of gonorrhea in women can sometimes be increased in terms of treatment.