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Chlamydia is a common sexually transmitted infection that is spread by unprotected vaginal, anal, or oral sex.

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Chlamydia is a bacterium known as Chlamydia Trachomatis and is very common in both women and men. You can help with prevention by simply wearing/using a condom, and not sharing "toys" with others, and make sure you have waited the said amount of days after treatment.

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Most people do not show symptoms, but if they do it may result in painful urination, vaginal or penis discharge/odor, and painful intercourse.

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Chlamydia can cause a foul smelling discharge.

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Chlamydia must be diagnosed by a doctor involving a medical exam.

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Long term effects from having chlamydia could result in pelvic inflammatory disease, higher risks of eptopic pregnancies, scarring in the reproductive system causing infertility issues, and epididymitis in men.

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Chlamydia can be spread through pregnancy, birthing a child, and even when nursing a child if left untreated. It can cause preterm labor and the child can become infected during delivery as it passes through the birth canal. Newborns can develop an eye infection called conjunctivitis or pneumonia. If it is not treated, it can worsen.

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Chlamydia can cause a lot of issues in women without even knowing. It can affect the fallopian tubes causing pelvic inflammatory disease. It can cause scarring and blockage, which may cause infertility issues or an ectopic pregnancy.

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Since Chlamydia is caused by a bacteria, you will have to go to the doctor for a physical exam and have proper diagnosis. Treatment medicine can not be sold over the counter, therefore you will have to have a prescription and most are affordable.