Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by the gonococcus bacterium. The main symptom is a purulent infection of the genital tract of the urinary system and is a highly prevalent STD. Gonorrhea can be transmitted through sexual intercourse with an infected person and can cause pain and other symptoms in the genital tract. Symptoms vary between men and women due to their different physiological anatomy. In men, symptoms include: swollen testicles that cause more frequent urination than usual, a burning sensation when urinating, and more mucus and pus discharge at the urethra. Women may experience vaginitis, urethritis, abdominal pain, vaginal discomfort, increased leucorrhea, and pain when urinating. Sometimes it can also lead to complications such as gonorrheal proctitis, pharyngitis, gonorrheal conjunctivitis or arthritis. The best time to treat sexually transmitted diseases is within 2 days after contracting the disease. It is recommended that the earlier the treatment, the better, and to go to a regular hospital to do a microscopic examination of the secretions at the lesion, and drug sensitivity tests, and targeted medication. Prevent the development and expansion of the disease, once the delay is not treated, the impact on other organs will increase the difficulty of clinical treatment. The treatment should pay attention to the appropriate medication, dosage, can alternate the use of various antibiotics, can effectively remove gonococcus, if improper medication will lead to the body’s flora disorder, is not conducive to the treatment of the disease, more likely to turn from acute to chronic, gonorrhea is more likely to occur in sexually active young men and women, in addition to AIDS, if early treatment, at this stage of treatment of all types of STDs are curable.