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Chlamydia

Sexually transmitted infection caused by a bacteria called Chlamydia trachomatis

Affect where?

Urethra (urine passage)


Cervix (neck of womb)


Rectum & anus


Vagina & penis


Throat


Eyes

Transmission

Having unprotected vaginal, anal, oral sex with someone who has the infection


Carried in semen precum and vaginal fluid


Newborn babies an get it from infected mum during birth

Symptoms on women

Most people dont show symptoms


Cramps or pain in lower abdomen or when passing urine


Bleeding between regular periods


Bleeding or pain during or after sex


Change in vaginal discharge


Leads to infertility, eye infection, arthritis

Symptoms in men

Most people dont show symptoms


Yellow mucus-like discharge from penis


Burning sensation when passing urine


Swollen or sore testicles


Inflammation of epididymis leading to infertility

Vaccination/prevention

Safe sex


Condom or dental dam during vaginal, anal or oral sex


Yearly sexual health checks for wall sexually active people


Talk to sexual partners abt their past sex life and if they have an STD

Vaccination/prevention

Safe sex


Condom or dental dam during vaginal, anal or oral sex


Yearly sexual health checks for wall sexually active people


Talk to sexual partners abt their past sex life and if they have an STD

Diagnosis

Screening tests which include a urine sample or swab of cervix/ end of penis

Vaccination/prevention

Safe sex


Condom or dental dam during vaginal, anal or oral sex


Yearly sexual health checks for wall sexually active people


Talk to sexual partners abt their past sex life and if they have an STD

Diagnosis

Screening tests which include a urine sample or swab of cervix/ end of penis

Treatment

Treated by antibiotics by local doctor or sexual health clinic


Azithromycin is an antibiotic usually prescribed in a single large dose


Doxycycline is an antibiotic that must be taken twice per day for about one week