"Superbug" is already immune to face trials of various drugs. Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) has infected millions of people each year develop drug resistance. Health Organization, World Health Organization (WHO) gave warning of the dangers of this disease can not be cured. The disease is spreading rapidly to control the European continent.

The UN health organization is asking the government and doctors to monitor gonorrhea new types of antibiotics that can not overcome this. This bacterial infection can lead to infertility risk of stillbirth. Infants born to mothers with gonorrhea have a 50 percent chance of experiencing a severe eye infection that leads to blindness.

"These organisms develop the ability to essentially immune to any treatment we provide to fight it," said WHO scientist sexually transmitted disease specialist, Dr. Manjula Lusti-Narasimhan.

Group of antibiotic drugs that are not susceptible include cephalosporins. These drugs are a last hope for the treatment of gonorrhea.

"For several years, the disease becomes resistant to all treatment options that we have today," said Manjula when deploying the official notification to WHO campaign against this disease.

Manjula said the new guidelines are intended to allow scientists to accelerate the search of new drugs immediately. Gonorrhea is easily treated once after the discovery of penicillin.

According to global health research, gonorrhea has infected 106 million people every year. The disease is also an opportunity of infection other diseases, like HIV.

"This is not Europe or Africa. This is the world's problems," said Manjula as reported by the Daily News.

Scientists believe the consumption of excessive antibiotic or medication errors increase gonorrhea bacteria amazing ability to adapt. This disease has reached the position of super disorders or "superbug".

The bacteria can survive antibiotic treatment because of mutation. This condition makes them invulnerable and rapid spread of genes in the acceleration process of natural selection.

"The problem is often encountered resistance to antibiotic treatments. However, this new type of gonorrhea adapt so quickly because he has the ability to sort out the pieces of DNA from other bacteria," says Manjula.

"If the bacteria do not cause so much damage, it will be fun studying these organisms," he added.

Immunity against cephalosporin’s first reported in Japan. However, recently also been detected in the UK, Australia, France, Sweden and Norway. These countries in fact have a health system that is growing very well. There is the possibility of new types of disease-resistant cephalosporin’s are also circulated in other places.

"It's probably just the tip of the iceberg," said Prof. Catherine Ison is a national surveillance program to monitor the treatment of resistant gonorrhea in England and Wales.

According to Ison, access to antibiotics is sold freely in some countries in Asia to be one reason for increased immune diseases.

"Doctors in the UK have now switched to using a combination of antibiotics in a longer time for immunity against gonorrhea," said Ison who worked for the UK Health Protection Organization.

WHO based in Geneva, Switzerland wanted the state to tighten regulations in the use of antibiotics. Countries are also expected to improve surveillance systems in order to limit the problem can be determined.

Better sex education is also required. By Manjula, the proper use of condoms can be effective measures to stop transmission.

"We can not rule out the disease completely. But, we can limit its spread," says Manjula.

Further study was done to fight this disease. You can make the effort to prevent infection by practicing safe sex.