William McCallister by william mccallister

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STI

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The pathogen responsible for Chlamydia infection is Chlamydia Trachomatis. Systems of Chlamydia infection can differ for men woman. Chlamydia infection may have long term health consequences. Young sexually active women are most susceptible. Chlamydia is only contagious from person to person.

SYMTOMS

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Patients may present pain or burning while urinating. May experience pain during sex. Lower belly pain. Women may have abnormal vaginal discharge with or without smell. Men may present with swollen or tender testicles.

PREVENTIVE

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Using condoms every time you have vaginal, anal, or oral sex may prevent exposure to the bacteria. Not sharing sex toys may reduce risk of exposure to the bacteria. Abstain from sexual intercourse. Regular health screening and monogamous relationships may also prevent exposure to the bacteria.

TREATMENT

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Chlamydia can be treated with Doxycycline 100 MG taken twice a day for 7 days. Azithromycin One dose of 1 gram followed by 500 MG daily for two days. All people involved should be promptly treated to avoid the ping pong affect. Most importantly treatment should be prompt to reduce the chances of serious health consequences.