The changes caused by gonorrhealinflammation in the maternal organs are the most common cause of sterility in women.
Another complication is gonorrheal inflammation of the eye, from direct transference of the pus by the fingers or otherwise, and resulting in partial or complete blindness.
One of the most common complications isgonorrheal arthritis, which may affect one or several joints and result in stiffness or complete loss of movement of the affected joint, with more or less deformity and permanent disability.
Gonorrheal pus is the most virulent of all poisons.
Another serious infection in babies and young children is gonorrheal inflammation of the joints, with more or less permanent crippling.
It is estimated that from fifty to sixty per cent of all operations performed on the maternal organs of women are due to disease caused by gonorrheal inflammation.
Early diagnosis of gonorrheal ophthalmia is extremely important, and can be made with certainty only by detection of gonococci in the discharge.
In gonorrhoea gonococci are sometimes found in the sediment, but more commonly in the "gonorrheal threads," or "floaters.
It is not usual to find gonococci when many other bacteria are present, even though the pus is primarily of gonorrheal origin.
Eosinophilic leukocytes are common in gonorrheal pus and in asthmatic sputum.
Gonococci are generally easily found in pus from untreated acute and subacute gonorrheal inflammations,--conjunctivitis, urethritis, etc.
Collodion: by its contraction to exert pressure in gonorrheal epididymitis.
Rest in bed: elevation of pelvis and testicles, suspension of any local gonorrheal treatment.
The solid in gonorrheal ophthalmia, to be afterwards washed with sodium chloride solution, 4 grn.
After a time the physician may succeed in tiding her over the immediate consequences of the gonorrheal infection she innocently acquired.
Gonorrheal rheumatism may follow, and even disease of the lining membrane of the heart, and death.
Pregnancy frequently "lights up" any old, gonorrheal infection in the female, so this young wife fails to completely recover after the confinement.
Is the statement correct that the combined treatment with local injections and internal administration of natural balsamic products completely dominates modern gonorrheal therapy?
I would say that the statement that, ‘The combined treatment with local injections and internal administration of natural balsamic products completely dominates modern gonorrheal therapy,’ is far from representing the facts.
Of these, from among many similar, the following statements are to be cited and commented on: “Accepting that the gonorrheal infection gives systemic toxemia from absorption of the toxins .
While a New York physician acknowledges his failure to keep up with the times thus: “To-day I had occasion to see a patient who mentioned having an Abrams test for gonorrheal infection of the prostate.
Under its influence vesical and prostatic complications, gonorrheal arthritis, endocarditis, etc.
The following are examples: “Arhovin in Gonorrheal Infections of the Male Genito-Urinary Organs.
It may now be said that the combined treatment with local injections and internal administration of natural balsamic products completely dominates modern gonorrheal therapy.
If the doctor had said to this woman in every case "This is is of gonorrheal origin," you can imagine what the woman would say who knew she had led an innocent, pure life.
If the gonorrheal poison is present in the pus, the walls of the vagina, cervix and cervical canal should be dried and thoroughly painted with a twenty per cent solution of nitrate of silver.
In the gonorrhealvariety the urinary disturbances are most marked.
The marriage occurred and some months later the young woman went to her grave, a victim of gonorrheal salpingitis and peritonitis.
In a gonorrheal ophthalmia neonatorum (specific inflammation of infants' eyes) it is a case of infection during birth.
If she becomes a mother before these operations are made, as the child passes from her body it gets some of the gonorrheal germs in its little eyes and in a few hours or days it is totally blind from gonorrheal ophthalmia.
If the gonorrhealgerms get into the blood and find their way to the joints of the bones, the result is gonorrheal rheumatism.
Should some of this poisonous pus be transferred to his eye or the eye of another, it would cause gonorrheal ophthalmia, a disease of the eye that often results in blindness in a few hours or unsightly sore eyes for life.
These weakened germs will now take on new life in her body and produce gonorrheal conditions.
Campbell[195] reported a gonorrheal infection of a compound fracture at the ankle--it required four months to get the wound free of the infection.
Of all the gonorrheal affections of the body the most dangerous and important are the cardiac inflammations and ophthalmia neonatorum.
Post-partum gonorrheal sepsis is differentiated from other septic conditions chiefly by the history of gonorrhea in the husband, by bacteriological examinations, and by the technical differentiation of symptoms.
In ordinary hospital practice only visible sores are treated, and gonorrhealdischarges as long as they are apparent; the prostitutes are then allowed to return to their brothels.
Gonorrheal ophthalmia may also occur in adults by conveying pus from the urethra to the eyes by the fingers.
That children should be kept away from associating or playing with adults or other children who are known to have gonorrheal infection goes without saying.
Gonorrhea is not hereditary, and the child of a gonorrheal patient does not differ from the child of a nongonorrheal person.
While the gonorrheal germ is generally transmitted directly, the syphilitic poison may be transmitted through various objects.
But if the gonorrheal inflammation has extended to the body of the uterus, or still worse, to the tubes, then the treatment may become a very tedious one, and some cases may not be curable without an operation.
The rules for permitting a man or a woman who once had syphilis to marry, therefore, are different from those applied to the gonorrheal patient.
When a gonorrhealpatient is cured, so far as infectivity is concerned, and is not sterile, there is no apprehension as to the offspring.
Appalling as are the consequences of gonorrheal infection in men, they are not so fatal or so far-reaching as syphilis.
The gonorrheal infections occur in the mucous membranes lining the cavities, especially those of the urethra and female genital tract.
Although silver nitrate is a remedy for gonorrheal infection, if applied to the eyes immediately after birth, nevertheless the babe frequently suffers with infected eyes, and not infrequently with blindness.
Although the growth of the gonorrheal germ produces acute symptoms, such as discharge and pain, these pass off under treatment in a few weeks.
Gonorrheal infection of the eyes at birth is now prevented by first washing them in a saturated solution of boric acid, then treating them with a drop of weak silver solution.
Some authorities claim that fully half the sterility in women is caused by gonorrheal infection of the Fallopian tubes.
The child born of a gonorrheal mother, while passing through the infected genital organs, comes to life with infected eyelids.
Gonorrhea also causes inflammation of the joints, gonorrheal rheumatism, testicular inflammations which may lead to sterility.
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