Question 1

how do women get cylamydia?

Accepted Answer

Clamydia: It is a sexually transmitted infection.

Question 2

what medication should one use for clymydia?

Accepted Answer

Chlamydia treatment: The Center for Disease Control recommends azithromycin or doxycycline as first line treatment for chlamydia infection. Alternative regimens include erythromycin or levofloxacin or ofloxacin

Question 3

how can i have clamydhia but my partner doesn't ?

Accepted Answer

Usually both have it: Whether or not one person catches chlamydia from another depends on things like:  which part of the body has it, which parts of the body are the people touching each other with, how often are the people in contact with one another, etc... Also, tests are not perfect, so sometimes a person has it but has a negative test result. Usually, both people take the antibiotics if one person has chlamydia.

Question 4

found out i had clamydiah last thursday how long do i got to wait to get tested again to make sure its gone?

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No need: There is no need to get further testing to ensure the infection is gone.  If you start having symptoms again then you should see a doctor.

Question 5

what is clamedia?

Accepted Answer

Chlamydia: It is a class of primitive bacteria that includes sexually transmitted species and community aquired respiratory species.

Question 6

what is clemedia?

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Chlamydia: This is one of many germs that can be passed through sexual activity. It can have no obvious symptoms (1/2 women,1/3 men) but nasty long term effects.Babies born through an infected birth canal can develop eye infections or fatal pneumonia.Women can become sterile if the germ attacks their tubes.It can be easily detected by testing &amp; treated by antibiotics.

Question 7

signs of clamydia for women?

Accepted Answer

May be none: Chlamydia's most common presentation is absolutely no signs at all.  If you are concerned that you may have been exposed, or if you have itching, discharge, or trouble with urination, you should see your doctor for a pelvic exam and testing for chlamydia and other std's.  Chlamydia can cause pid and infertility and if you have any concerns about it, you should be screened.

Question 8

does chlmydia stay in the body?

Accepted Answer

It can: It can if left untreated. It can cause damage to the tubes, potentially causing infertility and discomfort. Additionally it can be transmitted to your partner. A good idea is to be tested after treatment to be sure that the infection is resolved.

Question 9

how does clamydia be transmitted?

Accepted Answer

Clamydia: Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted disease spread during intercourse and oral sex.

Unfortunately, in females the infection may not be recognized.  Untreated, it is a potential cause of female infertility..

Question 10

what are the symtoms of clamidia ?

Accepted Answer

Several: Chlamydia in some people is asymptomatic.  It can cause UTI symptoms, pelvic pain, and vaginal discharge.  If you are sexually active and not using condoms, please consider using them.  The only way to know for sure though is get tested at your doctors office.  Most medcheck, family docs, ob/gyns, and health care clinics and planned parenthood can confirm your diagnosis.  Don't delay.

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