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The first-line treatment for gonorrhea is a single-dose injection of antibiotics (Rocephin or ceftriaxone). If you have gotten treated with some other medication, your first action should be to ask your health care provider why he or she has prescribed a less effective antibiotic, and to find a different health care provider.
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