Gonorrhea generally can not be self-cured, patients need to actively follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment, most patients can be cured. Gonorrhea is a purulent inflammation of the genitourinary system caused by infection with Neisseria gonorrhoeae. The risk of gonorrhea is increased by a history of infection in a sexual partner, the presence of multiple sexual partners, and the presence of gonorrhea in the mother of a newborn baby. Gonorrhea cannot be cured on its own. Because gonorrhea is highly contagious, if it is not treated thoroughly, it will become chronic and will increase the difficulty of treatment, jeopardizing the patient’s physical and mental health. Most people with gonorrhea will get better within 2 weeks if they are treated aggressively and are not reinfected. Patients need to be re-tested for gonococcus 4-7 days after treatment, and if the result is negative, the disease is cured. Gonorrhea patients are advised to pay attention to the diagnosis and treat the disease actively. Since the disease cannot be cured on its own, patients need to follow the doctor’s instructions to avoid delaying their condition.