Approximately 25% of people do not suffer any symptoms when infected with the cold virus; perhaps because their immune system reacts differently to the virus. Sometimes bacteria can infect the ears or sinuses-this is known as a secondary bacterial infection-and can be treated with antibiotics.
Here are some of the common bacterial infections in the genital tract of the women. Gonorrhea: it is a sexually transmitted disease. The disease is spread when a male suffering from gonorrhea infects the woman during coitus. Bacterial organism responsible for gonorrhea infection is called Neisseria gonorrhea.
In general, urinary tract infections in women are due to bacteria gaining access to the bladder from the urethra. In females, the urethra is very short. Bacteria can adhere to the area around the urethra and multiply rapidly. Because of the shortened urethra, bacteria can enter the bladder relatively easy.