Human physiological flora is very complex. Human needs microorganisms on his skin and mucous membranes to be healthy. These microorganisms have a relationship with the human host. That is, both benefit. Microorganisms are constantly getting the nutrients they need to live while the human flora is getting protection and nutrients. If you get a violation of immunity or contact with pathogenic microorganisms, the normal flora is disturbed and an infection occurs. If the infection develops after sexual intercourse with earned persons, then it is a sexually transmitted disease. Sexually transmitted diseases have always been present in the population and will be present in the future with wider sexual contact, which is the most common and natural human contact. The entrance door of the microorganism sexually transmits diseases in the mucosa, and the smallest mucosa of the genitals. Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease that usualy passes asymptomatically, and symptoms appear to be purulent discharge from the vagina, pain in the abdomen, better situation, bleeding after intercourse, spotting, infertility,... N. gonorrhoeae are gram-negative diplococci that do not produce spores and are difficult to survive in the environment which means they should transmit the necessary direct, capillary pathway. The bacterium is a primary pathogen for humans because it is not part of the physiological flora. Sexual intercourse is transmitted either from mother to child by passing through an infected birth canal. Gonorrhea is diagnosed from a swab of the cervix that is seeded on chocolate agar and after 48 hours expresses transparent tiny colonies resembling rose drops. On the slide, a gram-stained microscopic specimen, we observe a gram of negative diplococci inside leukocytes resembling coffee beans. For treatment, an antibiogram is first made to determine which antibiotic is best. A doctor with both partners is needed if there is no re-execution of the partner and he will re-activate the disease. Midwives has great importance in the treatment, diagnosis and prevention of gonorrhea. The midwife can primarily protest the women and teach them on the importance of regular gynecological examinations. Also a midwife is the support of women who have gonorrhea and they need to be given empathy because in our country sexually transmitted diseases are still a taboo topic and women sometimes do not want to go for checkup out of shame even though they have symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases. The midwife was instructed in the proper way of taking medication to treat the disease, but also participated in the prevention of disease transmission from mother to child in order to carry out Crede's prophylaxis with a silver solution after the birth of a child.