Chlamydia

Chlarmydia is an STI that is transmitted sexually, chlarmydia is a parisitic bacteria that requires the biochemical mechanisms of another cell in order to reproduce similar to a virus.

How do you get chlamydia?

Chlarmydia can effect both male and female but it is known more commonly for young teenage girls and women. Chlarmydia can spread by having sexual contact with someone who has and unprotected sex.

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How does chlamydia spread?

Chlarmydia can be cured if you go to a doctor, they can give you antibiotics/medication that can cure chlarmydia for you. Chlarmydia is very hard to tell if you have it or not there are some symptoms that will show you if you do including pain in your groin, vagina, testicle, bleeding from vagina (ext) but it is very likely you won't be able to tell you have chlarmydia. You can prevent from having chlarmydia by having no sexual contact with someone who has it, not having sex at all or by using a condom. Medical professionals can test you to see if you have chlarmydia just go to a medical professional at a hospital or the doctors to get help.

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Do you get symptoms when you get chlarmydia

How do you prevent having chlarmydia?

Where do I go to get a check up or tested for chlamydia?

How do the doctors know if I have chlarmydia?