Gonorrhea in women can be transmitted to men. Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease caused by infection with Neisseria gonorrhea, a bacterium that causes purulent infections of the urinary and reproductive systems. It is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse, in addition to direct or indirect contact with the patient’s secretions, body fluids, etc., may also be infected. If a woman has gonorrhea and is not cured, she can infect a man through sexual transmission. Women with gonorrhea will have symptoms of urethritis or vaginitis. The vagina and cervix will be red, swollen and congested with purulent discharge, and cervical secretions can be taken for laboratory tests or cultured to make a clear diagnosis. Male patients with gonorrhea may have symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, painful urination, and dribbling from the urethra. Couples, whether male or female suffering from gonorrhea, should strictly abstain from sex and actively carry out anti-infection treatment. It is recommended that gonorrhea patients go to a regular medical institution for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible, and use medication as prescribed by the doctor.