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CHLAMYDIA
Chlamydia is probably the most frequent cause of sexually transmitted disease in Australia today. Amongst men this very small bacteria produces Non Specific Urethritis (NSU). In women chlamydia causes Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID), infertility and ectopic pregnancies. Chlamydia can also cause infections in the eye and other organs.
Approximately 300,000 Australian women are at risk of infertility as a result of silent chlamydia infection. Most are not even aware they have the disease. When infection affects men they get some burning with the passage of urine and a slight penile discharge. Women receive no such warning and unless contacted by a treated partner, they receive no notice of the unpleasant complications to come.
Chlamydiae are sensitive to antibiotics such as the Tetracyclines, Bactrim and Erythromycin. Because these small bacteria live and reproduce inside the human host cells, long courses of antibiotics are necessary. Two weeks is the minimum period for treatment. Sometimes chlamydia finds a home in deeper tissues of the body and like herpes become difficult to eradicate. Recurrence appears in up to 15 percent of the treated population.
Home Remedies
Chlamydia means that condoms are the rule until there is some certainty that a sexual relationship is one on one. Chlamydia infection is silent in women, those with a history of frequent sexual activity with multiple partners should have a test for chlamydia when ever they present for a pap smear. A swab of the cervix and an anti cancer smear are easily done at the same time. Chlamydia is also detectable through the use of a blood test.
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