There is also an increased danger of having an ectopic pregnancy if Chlamydia is left untreated. People with Chlamydia do not necessarily know that they are infected. Sixty to eighty percent of women and ten percent of men who have Chlamydia exhibit no symptoms. Again, these symptoms may be so mild that a man may not notice them. Treatment with an antibiotic is usually successful.
Some people choose to be retested after the course of treatment has been completed.
Testing for Chlamydia is performed at the Health Center free on request. Gonnorhea and Chlamydia in the uterus and fallopian tubes. The only means by which Gonorrhea can be spread is through vaginal, anal, or oral-genital contact with an infected person. It is impossible to catch Gonorrhea from toilet seats, towels, drinking cups, etc. that have been used by an infected person. If the disease is left untreated in men, the bacteria may spread to the urethra causing scarring and sterility.