Gonorrhea can be diagnosed by taking cervical and penile secretion samples or by a urine test. Currently the cervical and penile secretion samples are considered the best way to test, but the urine samples are being used more and more because they are a non-invasive good screening test. Whichever way you test, the results should take a few days for the urine sample and a little longer for the secretion samples.
Gonorrhea can be diagnosed by taking cervical and penile secretion
samples or by a urine test. Currently the cervical and penile
secretion samples are considered the best way to test, but the
urine samples are being used more and more because they...
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Dr. Diana Blythe of Pediatric Associates answered:Gonorrhea can be diagnosed by taking cervical and penile secretion samples or by a urine test. Currently the cervical and penile secretion samples are considered the best way to test, but the urine samples are being used more and more because they are a non-invasive good screening test. Whichever way you test, the results should take a few days for the urine sample and a little longer for the secretion samples.Gonorrhea can be diagnosed by taking cervical and penile secretion samples or by a urine test. Currently the cervical and penile secretion samples are considered the best way to test, but the urine samples are being used more and more because they... More
