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Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea refers to a bacterial STI that causes a puslike discharge and frequent urination in men; many women are asymptomatic.
Gonorrhea is also defined as a sexually transmitted disease that usually causes symptoms of a puslike discharge and painful, burning urination in the male but is frequently asymptomatic in the female.
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