How long can you have chlamydia before it causes damage
- how soon should you treat chlamydia
- how soon can you treat chlamydia
- how quickly should you treat chlamydia
- how fast should you treat chlamydia
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Chlamydia symptoms
Chlamydia
Symptoms of chlamydia
Most people who have chlamydia do not have any symptoms.
If you do get symptoms they can start from 1 week to several months after infection.
Symptoms in women
Chlamydia can cause symptoms in women.
These symptoms can affect anyone with a vagina:
- vaginal discharge that is not normal for you
- bleeding after sex or between periods
- a burning feeling when you pee
- pain in your lower tummy
Symptoms in men
Chlamydia can cause symptoms in men.
These symptoms can affect anyone with a penis:
- white, cloudy or watery discharge from the tip of your penis
- burning and itching around the testicles (balls) and penis
- pain and swelling in the testicles
- a burning feeling when you pee
Other symptoms in men and women
Chlamydia can affect other parts of your body that come into contact with semen or vaginal fluid.
This can cause:
- pain, bleeding, and discharge from your bottom
- a sore throat
- eye redness, pain and discharge
Non-urgent advice: Go to a sexual health clinic or see a GP if:
- you or a sexual partner think you might have chlamydia
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