Only with PID: Tube damage and infertility can sometimes occur as a result of pid, (pelvic inflammatory disease)' a more severe form of gonorrhea and chlamydia that involves the fallopian tubes. You won't become infertile from simple chlamydia invoving the cervix.
Answered 7/12/2012
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Hard to say: Chlamydia can move up into your Fallopian tubes and create scarring that prevents normal tube function.This can render someone functionally sterile or at risk of a tubal pregnancy.Whether this ever occurs, occurs early or late in a given infection is hard to predict. OBGYNs can do a test to see if the tubes are open but that doesn't verify function.Someone with bad tubes can have a baby with IVF
Answered 8/19/2017
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