The risk of infection from chlamydia is greatly reduced by using condoms. The most common treatment of chlamydia is antibiotics and may involve two or three visits to a medical practitioner. Chlamydia is easily diagnosed by a smear taken from the penis, vagina or other effected sites. Chlamydia may be confused with gonorrhea. Chlamydia can be successfully treated through a 10-14 day course of antibiotics.
Early treatment is important to avoid serious complications.
As there are often no distinct symptoms for chlamydia it is important to be tested after any unprotected sex. Make A Noise.