Gonococcal infections in women mainly cause acute gonorrhea and chronic gonorrhea, which mostly occur in sexually active young women. The gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease mainly manifested by septic infection of the genitourinary system, and patients with positive gonococcal test should pay attention to the possibility of syphilis and other sexually transmitted diseases existing at the same time. 1. Acute gonorrhea: It can develop 3-7 days after infection with gonococcus, and symptoms of acute urethritis such as painful urination, frequent urination and difficulty in urination can appear first, along with increased yellow purulent leucorrhea and burning sensation in the vulva. When acute gonorrhea is followed by acute cervicitis, the cervix can be seen to be congested and edematous, with purulent discharge flowing from the cervical opening, which can turn into chronic cervicitis and pelvic inflammatory disease after prolonged treatment. Treatment of acute gonorrhea, the first choice of ceftriaxone sodium, skin test to cephalosporin allergy to choose Daikanomycin, generally advocate a large dose of a thorough treatment, 4-7 days after treatment to recheck once, 3 consecutive negative recheck can be determined as a cure, while the sexual partner should be examined and treated; 2, chronic gonorrhea: women infected with gonococcus without treatment or incomplete treatment, can gradually turn into chronic gonorrhea, the main performance of chronic The main manifestations are chronic cervicitis, as well as chronic urethritis, vaginitis, etc., which can be accompanied by vulvar condyloma. The gonococcus can be present in the secretions of the genital tract and can lurk deep in the paraurethral glands, vestibular glands and mucosal glands of the cervix for a long time, causing recurrent attacks. Chronic gonorrhea is poorly treated with medication alone and must be treated with other comprehensive treatment methods.