Chlamydia
What is chlamydia?
Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted bacterial infection of the generative tract, which in women long-term can cause problems with pregnancy, fertility and chronic pelvic pain.
How is chlamydia transmitted?
Chlamydia is transmitted in bodily secretions and therefore any sort of sexual or oral contact can give you Chlamydia.
How do I know if I've got chlamydia?
More often than not chlamydia doesn't cause any symptoms at all, but when it does it can cause discharge and some discomfort when you pee.
What are the long term effects of chlamydia?
There are very few long-term effects of having Chlamydia in men. However, in women, Chlamydia can cause problems with pregnancy, problems with fertility, and chronic pelvic pain.
How can I avoid getting chlamydia?
You can avoid getting Chlamydia by always using a condom for sex.
What should I do if I get chlamydia?
If you get Chlamydia, you should go to a doctor for assessment and to be advised on the best treatment for your case of Chlamydia.
How do I cure chlamydia?
Chlamydia can often be easily cured with a single dose of antibiotics.
