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Can symptoms of chlamydia infection show up after many years?
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Yes: Chlamydia infection can be without symptoms in many women. Internal scarring and fallopian tube damage may occur. Sometimes that scarring can later lead to infertility and/ or pain.
Answered 5/16/2014
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