Chlamydial Infection

Chlamydia infection is an infection that can affect the urinary tract, cervix (the opening of the uterus), and pelvis. If left untreated, it can damage the fallopian tubes, leading to ectopic pregnancy and infertility.

Chlamydia is usually transmitted through sexual contact. It can be passed to the baby during normal delivery, potentially causing eye and lung infections in the infant.

• Vaginal discharge
• Pain during urination
• Pain in the groin and abdomen

It is treated with antibiotics, which usually act quickly. Partner treatment is also necessary.

• Take your medications regularly.
• If you are taking tetracycline or doxycycline, avoid dairy products for 2 hours before and after taking the medication.
• You can take aspirin and acetaminophen for pain relief.
• Use pads instead of tampons and change them frequently.
• Increased sensitivity to the sun may occur, so avoid sun exposure.

• Avoid sexual intercourse.
• Use condoms during sexual relations.
• Inform your partner about the situation; they may need treatment as well.
• You can get a chlamydia test during your regular check-ups.
• If you are pregnant, consult your doctor.

The cost of a chlamydia test varies depending on the institution where you get tested. For detailed information, you can call 444 39 49 or reach out to us by filling out the contact form.