Chlamydia is a serious bacterial disease that most often affects women. It may cause a discharge form the vagina, or pain when passing urine. Most women and some men have no signs of the disease. By direct contact, usually sexual, with an infected person. Early treatment can protect against these problems.
Women can infect their newborn babies.
With antibiotics, usually tetracycline. Penicillin is not used to treat chlamydia. The disease may not be cured until all the pills are taken. Do not drink alcohol when taking antibiotics. To be certain, your doctor or clinic may do a follow-up test about 1 month after you finish the medicine.