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bryana
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PostPosted: 04/12/06 - 00:00    Post subject: the clap Vote now! Reply with quote

I found out that less that half of women with scalp (gonorrhea) show no symptoms or so mild that they just ignore them. I know that it is an STD and I am starting to be paranoid because everybody is talking about scalp. Please tell some symptoms of this infection. I am planning to do gram stain test soon.
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PostPosted: 04/16/06 - 18:52    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Early symptoms of scalp with women are vaginal discharge, discomfort in the lower abdomen, and irritation of the genitals. The infection can spread to the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes causing other diseases. Scalp (gonorrhea) is common cause of infertility. I advise you to get tested, in case you are infected you should not left infection untreated. Be careful!
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