Clinical presentation of asymptomatic and symptomatic heterosexual men who tested positive for urethral gonorrhoea at a sexual health clinic in Melbourne, Australia.

Mario Martín-SánchezJason J OngChristopher K FairleyMarcus Y ChenDeborah A WilliamsonKate MaddafordEi T AungGeorgia CarterCatriona S BradshawEric Pui Fung Chow

Published in: BMC infectious diseases (2020)

A small proportion of heterosexual men with urethral gonorrhoea do not have any symptoms. Heterosexual men with urethral symptoms usually seek for healthcare within a week, prompting rapid healthcare-seeking behaviour.

Keyphrases

healthcare
urinary incontinence
men who have sex with men
middle aged
primary care
mental health
sleep quality
depressive symptoms
health insurance