bookmark this page
send to a friend
newsletter signup
featured articles
widget



    HOME    |      PRIVACY POLICY    |    EXAMPLE QUESTIONS & ANSWERS    |      WOMEN'S HEALTH BLOG    |      women's health news
Content is comming here as you probably can see.Content is comming here as you probably can see.



 
Birth Control - Contraception
 
Periods
 
Pap Smears
 
Sexually Transmitted Infections
 
Women's Sexuality
 
Pelvic Masses, Cysts etc.
 
Menopause
 
Gynecologic Procedures
 
Breast Care
 
Vaginal Infections
 
Pelvic and Gynecologic Pain
 
Gynecologic Cancers
 
Prolapse
 
Urinary Issues
 
 
 






Exceeded maximum number of characters.
Chlamydia  
What are the symptoms of chlamydia?


People infected with chlamydia do not always have symptoms.  It is possible to be infected with chlamydia and not be aware that you are infected.  However, some possible symptoms associated with chlamydial infection include:
  • abnormal vaginal discharge
  • mild pain or discomfort when you urinate
  • menstrual periods that are heavier than usual
  • more painful periods
  • abdominal pain
  • spotting between periods or after sex.
(last reviewed February 3, 2008)





   
 Choose more topics below!  

BLOG    |    ABOUT US    |    HELP/FAQ    |    TERMS    |    CONTACT US    |    SITE MAP    |    PRIVACY POLICY    |    EXAMPLE QUESTIONS & ANSWERS



Baltimore Web Design