Tails are generally braided in a French braid. (Note: If you want to braid, do not pull the tail.) Refrain from using a coat dressing, which will make the tail hairs too slippery to braid. With a French braid, the idea is to incorporate hair from the sides of the tail into a central braid in the middle of the dock.
The recommended treatment for gonorrhea are antibiotics either ceftriaxone or cefixime administered as an injection. You will also be given an antibiotic called azithromycin that is taken in tablet form at the same time this helps treat any chlamydia infection (it is common for people to get both infections together).
Gonorrhea is treated with antibiotics. Treatment is recommended for: 1  A person who has a positive gonorrhea test. 2  Anyone who has had sexual contact in the past 60 days with a person diagnosed with gonorrhea, whether or not they have symptoms or used condoms. 3  A newborn whose mother has gonorrhea at the time of delivery.