Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease caused by an organism called neisseria Gonorrheae. Men and women can pass it to men or women; it can infect tissues of the thoat, cervix, urethra or rectum.
In general, symptoms (usually painful urination and discharge in men, a purulent discharge and possible irritation in women) begin in 3-5 days.
Since the urinary pain is due to the destruction of the urethral lining, it seems safe to assume the damage is occurring at that point.
In men, the damage can incluce scarification of the urethra resulting in strictures, that is, blockage of the urethra resulting in an inability to urinate and the need to reopen the urethra. This can be painful. Gonorrhea can go on to infect the testicles or prostate if untreated.
In women, untreated gonorrhea can lead to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID), which can result in surgical emergencies, organ rupture, infertility or death.
In both men and women, gonorrhea can disseminate into the bloodstream and cause many problems, such as serious joint inflammation. This is rare.
Gonorrhrea can be treated with an injection of Ceftriaxone and is often accompanied by treatment for Chlamydia. It can be prevented by using condoms appropriately.
On average, a paper tissue takes about 2-4 weeks to decompose. However, decomposition rates can vary based on environmental conditions like moisture, temperature, and microorganisms present.
The stages of scab healing are inflammation, tissue formation, and tissue remodeling. A scab typically takes about 1-2 weeks to fully heal, depending on the size and depth of the wound.
Could you please pass me a tissue asked Andrew
Mobilizing tissue involves releasing adhesions and improving tissue flexibility through manual techniques or exercises. Surgically undermining tissue involves separating tissue layers in surgery to create space or facilitate movement. The former is non-invasive and typically done by a therapist, while the latter is a surgical technique performed by a surgeon.
Dissection is separation of tissue. When a surgeon is dissecting a tumor, they are separating the tumor from the tissue to which it is attached so they can remove it. To document as a gradual dissection, they are indicating that they had to really take their time to carefully go one layer at a time to remove the attachment of the tumor without compromising or destroying the surrounding tissue.
No, lung tissue will heal. It may take a while, but as long as the tissue has not become necrotic (you would die), and you do not have cancer the tissue should repair itself. This will take a very long time, but it is possible.
The length of time for an injury to heal depends on the health of the victim and the type of injury. In general, the injury can take months to heal.
a long time.
Not sure about your question, but mucus is a normal thing for the vagina. The tissue in the vaginal sheath contains goblet cells that secrete mucus. This is completely normal and helps to prevent tissue damage. If the vagina did not stay moist, that would be completely unhealthy and require treatment to prevent permanent damage.
Trich won't damage your cells.
Aproximately 15 minutes.
They will not damage your hair if they are installed properly and as long as you take care of them.
It depends heavily on where the leg was broken, how badly the fracture was offset from normal, and surrounding tissue damage. Consult your orthopedist for this question, but it can take anywhere from 4 weeks to many months. It may be distinctly different in your case.
The answer Depends on the size of the volcano and the location
10 months 7 days
Yes. You can take. Unless you are prescribed phenoxy methyl penicillin for gonorrhea. That should be a rare possibility.
it doesnt or if it does extremly slow......like years i still have scar tissue from where i got my ears peirced and the lady messed up when i was 5