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Gonorrhoea study
This study aims to assess the safety and effectiveness of Gepotidacin (a potential new antibiotic) in treating N. gonorrhoea infections compared to the current standard treatment of ceftriaxone & azithromycin. You will be randomly assigned to receive either Gepotidacin or ceftriaxone & azithromycin. You will be seen by one of our doctors throughout the study for confidential and free of charge consultations.
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Inclusion Criteria
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Body weight > 45kg
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Have had urethral discharge up to 14 days past sexual contact with a partner with a confirmed gonorrhoea infection.
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Willing to abstain from sexual intercourse or use condoms for all forms of intercourse at the Baseline Visit through to Test-of-Cure Visit
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Be in general, good health
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Study Schedule
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Baseline Visit: You will have a blood draw, urine sample collection, ECG & a urethral swab (with or without throat and rectal swabs), and receive the randomised treatment
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Test of Cure Visit: Return to the clinic 4-8 days after treatment for a physical exam, assessment of medications and any adverse events and to repeat swabs.
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Follow-Up Visit: Based on your results, you may either return to the clinic for swabs or have a phone consult to conclude the study.
​If you are interested in joining this study, please contact us using the form below.
Patients will be reimbursed for food and travel once enrolled on the study.