A male client visits the clinic office complaining of a yellow,green discharge from his penis.Which of the following STDs has the client most likely contracted?

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The symptoms for gonorrhea in a male include a burning sensation when urinating,or a white,yellow-green discharge from the penis.Some men may get swollen or painful testicles.In men,gonorrhea can cause epididymitis,a painful condition of the testicles that if untreated can lead to infertility.Symptoms of syphilis may not appear for several years after contracting the disease.The first stage of syphilis is called primary syphilis when a chancre,a firm,round,small and painless lesion,develops.Signs and symptoms of HSV-2 infection range from no symptoms to painful lesions or blisters around the genitals,rectum,or mouth.Most people with HPV are asymptomatic.

A Male Client Visits the Clinic Office Complaining of a Yellow,green