Gonorrhoea is an STI that can cause swelling, discharge and discomfort – normally around the genitalia but also sometimes in other areas. Known also as ‘the clap’ this is caused by the bacterium ‘Neisseria Gonorrhoea’ and is relatively common – second only to Chlamydia out of all the STIs. If left untreated, Gonorrhoea can spread through the body and is then likely to cause other more serious problems – infecting the joints and even later the heart valves. Fortunately in most cases Gonorrhoea is relatively easy to treat with antibiotics and will not require a follow up appointment (though it is a good idea to get a follow up anyway). However, in order to get this treatment you first need to identify the existence of the condition. Here we will...