• Symptoms show up 7-28 days after having sex.
• Chlamydia affects women and men. In men, chlamydia can cause NGU (NonGonococcal Urethritis) .
• Most women and some men have no symptoms.

Women:

• Discharge from the vagina.
• Bleeding from the vagina between periods.
• Burning or pain when you urinate.
• Pain in abdomen, sometimes with fever and nausea.

Men:

• Watery, white drip from the penis.
• Burning or pain when you urinate.
• Need to urinate more often.
• Swollen or tender testicles.

Spread during vaginal, anal, or oral sex with someone who has chlamydia. Use dental dams and condoms for protection.

• You can give chlamydia to your sex partner(s).
• Can lead to more serious infection. Reproductive organs can be damaged.
• Women and possibly men may no longer be able to have children.
• A mother with chlamydia can give it to her baby during childbirth.