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Medications:

Amoxicillin

Doxycycline

Zithromax

Doryx

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Mandatory methods prescribe medications taken, while not having sexual activities for a week. Also, they have to make sure to take all medication for a full recovery.

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Furthermore, Chlamydia can lead to other diseases with even more consequences and are affecting those individuals frequently.

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A disease is a bacterial infection that targets the respiratory system affecting areas such as the lungs.

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Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases in the world but is very easy to treat with traditional antibiotics.

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As easy as it is to treat this disease it can affect reproductive organs in both males and females, but the elderly have an even higher risk of the severe damage it could cause in addition to the condition of their lungs at an old age.

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Transmitting this disease comes from bacteria exposure through fluids, which can only be transferred to one another through sex.

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It can be difficult to diagnose because the symptoms are very mild and can be misinterpreted as the common cold.

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·    Inflammation of gentiles

·    Worsening cold

·    Low fever

·    Worsening cough

·    Headaches

·    Pain and swelling

·    Back pain

·    Urinating pain

·    Discharge

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Chlamydia affects women in the long-term causing intensive damage to their reproductive systems, which can lead to many pregnancy complications.

Long-term effects on men are mainly infertility of sperm as well as joint damage and even blindness.

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This infection leaves germs affecting newborns if the mother has contracted the disease causing children to form eye infections as well as lung conditions like pneumonia.

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The pathogen that causes this disease is called “chlamydia trachmatis”.