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How to Recognize Chlamydia in Women and Treatment

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PLEASE SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS Do not self diagnose. Visit your doctor for more detailed information and treatment Source: https://ehumanbiofield.wikispaces.com/STDs+HW+1+MC

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Chlamydia Health Project Warning Graphic Content

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Chlamydia Symptoms in Women | 6 Signs of Chlamydia STD in Women

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Chlamydia symptoms in women arise from unprotected sexual intercourse. Take your Chlamydia test and save $10 from here .... http://www.medrition.com/test-coupon There are 6 signs of Chlamydia STD in women. Visit http://www.medrition.com/2015/04/signs-and-symptoms-of-chlamydia-in-women.html for more information on how this STD infection in women can cause many complications and even complete infertility.

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One guest smokes dope, the other gets Chlamydia.

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They don't look at it for intimacy or getting closer to their partner, they look at it in a way of getting pleasure.

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"The practice of abstaining from something :the practice of not doing or having something that is wanted or enjoyable" - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/abstinence

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What is the % of teens affected by this STD?

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What is the % of teens affected by this STD?

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13% for women aged 16
8% for men aged 16-19

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What boundaries should teens consider before any sexual activity?

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What boundaries should teens consider before any sexual activity?

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They should ask the other if they've been tested for STD's, should wear condoms, should not do oral sex.

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Their future baby (if their STD allows them to have kids), their family, and their partner.

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Yes, because chlamydia is transmitted through infected liquids

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What can teens do to reduce the risk of STD's?

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What can teens do to reduce the risk of STD's?

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Use condoms, shower before and after sex, avoid sharing towels or under clothing, get a vaccination for Hepatitis B, Get tested  for HIV.
source: https://www.webmd.com/sex-relationships/understanding-stds-prevention

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1. You could get infected through a toilet seat (chlamydia cant last long outside the human body)
2. Chlamydia could not be treated (could be treated with correct antibiotics)
3. Symptoms for chlamydia are obvious
4. You can't get chlamydia more than once

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Teens should get treatment and they should not have sex with anyone else because they could transmit the disease.

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When should teens get tested and how many times?

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When should teens get tested and how many times?

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Teens should get tested before and after sex, even if their partner says they don't have an STD, they should get tested before and after sex.

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What sexual activity puts teens at risk?

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What sexual activity puts teens at risk?

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Sex could put teens at risk at getting STD's

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Women are more common in getting Chlamydia because female genitals are thinner and it is easier to transmit bacteria in women than men.

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It could cause Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, Infertility, and death.

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Short term effects? If treated on time/not treated on time

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Short term effects? If treated on time/not treated on time

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If treated on time: Rectal pain, Discharge,  or bleeding
Not treated on time: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, can lead to long term pain, infertility, and death.

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What is your STD? What kind of STD is it?

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What is your STD? What kind of STD is it?

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It is Chlamydia, this STD can be  present in the cervix, urethra, vagina,  and rectum of the infected person. Chlamydia can be cured with the right treatment. If it is not treated, you could get PID which could cause infertility. In men, if left untreated they could get a urethral infection.

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What is #Chlamydia? The Signs and Symptoms of this Common #STD and How to Get #Tested

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An STD stands for "Sexually Transmitted Disease", some STD's can be cured, but others can last forever and could cause you to die if left untreated.

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Sexually-transmitted diseases, often called STD's, are infections that are gifted during intimate acts. This phrase is not entirely inclusive as many diseases, such as the flu, can be transmitted between two people whether or not they are wearing clothes. STDs come in 2 natural flavors. Bacteria and viruses.