The value of gonorrhea in a number of infectious diseases

Infectious diseases are usually divided into general ones, where a person responds to the introduction of microorganisms with a general reaction from the body, expressed by high fever and changes in many internal organs, such as: typhoid fever, influenza, scarlet fever, plague, cholera and many others, and local, with which the general condition of the body and healthy organs either do not react at all to the intake of an infectious principle, or a similar reaction is expressed, proceeds little noticeably and is not always present on the face. Such local microbial origin of diseases include some infectious diseases of the skin, for example, rhinoscleroma, lupus, primary tubercle of the skin, actinomycosis, and genital organs, such as chancre and gonorrhea or gonorrhea.