In a male, chlamydia can develop in the urethra, rectum, or throat. Some call chlamydia a “silent” infection because ... contact with an infected area. Men who have sex with men (MSM) have ...

Chlamydia symptoms typically depend on the parts of the body where the sexually transmitted infection (STI) occurs. You might experience anal or penile discharge if these organs are involved, or you ...

New research has shown that rates of two of the most common STIs can be slashed by 80 per cent if partners take an antibiotic ...

Chlamydia is usually easy to get rid of. Your nurse or doctor will get you antibiotics to treat the infection. Sometimes you only have to take one dose of medication. Another chlamydia treatment lasts ...

Genital Chlamydia trachomatis infection is a significant public health burden; Professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology and Immunology, Toni Darville, discusses the potential efficacy of ...

most people who have chlamydia do not have any symptoms and that they can present themselves differently in men and women. They can also take up to a week or several months after infection to appear.

Tampons have been found to be highly acceptable to women for chlamydia and other STI testing ... further away from the original site of infection (e.g., urine specimen rather than an endocervical ...

"Getting tested for STIs on a regular basis is an important action that all New Yorkers can take to optimize their health," ...

Objective Vaginal steam baths with herb leaves (herb use) is practised by some Surinamese women. We assessed herb use among women from the five most prevalent ethnic groups, and if herb use is ...

While the use of PrEP has helped drop the rates of HIV infections, instances of syphilis and chlamydia among queer men have ...