CHLAMYDIA

DISEASE TYPE

• STD
• (Sexually Transmitted Disease)
• Most common in Australia

BACTERIA

• Chlamydia Trachomatis
• Chlamydia Pneumoniae

POWERS AND ABILITIES

• Women to become infertal
• Damage reproduction system
• Infect other partners

PREFERRED VICTIMS

• Active teenagers
• Unprotected sex users
• Young adults
• 17-28

CONTAGION

• Infect men and women
• Spread by sexual contact
• Spread by body fluids

CAUTIONS

• Use condoms
• Birth control has no effect
• Let partners know

HOW TO KNOW

• No symptoms
• Cotton swab
• Urine sample

FEMALE SYMPTOMS

• Abnormal discharge
• Pain when urinating
• Bleeding between periods
• Painful periods
• Abdominal pain/fever

MALE SYMPTOMS

• Colored discharge
• Burning sensation
• Swelling private parts
• Lower abdomen pain
• Clear discharge when erect

DIAGNOSED

• Given antibiotics
• All partners must be notified

BEST PREVENTIVE

• Protective sex
• No sex

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