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Dental Bacterial infections b705c3e0

Patient presents with discharge per urethrum and microscopy shows the presence of intracytoplasmic gram-negative diplococci; what is the most probable diagnosis?

A
Gonorrhoea
B
Donovanosis
C
Bacterial vaginosis
D
Syphilis
High-Yield Explanation
Presence of discharge per urethrum in males with presence of intracytoplasmic gram-negative cocci are pointers to the presence of N. gonorrhea infection. Ref Harrison 20th edition pg 1256

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