Chlamydia is still on the increase

The number of cases of Chlamydia still continues to increase is spite of information that is put out to the public, particularly the young where the problem is the most worrying. Chlamydia is one of the most commonly reported sexually transmitted diseases (STD’s) which infects the urethra, rectum and the eyes of both sexes, as well as the cervix in women. Chlamydia is transmitted through genital contact and sexual intercourse with a person already infected.

The STD Chlamydia is treatable but and like most infections the sooner a diagnosis is performed the quicker treatment can begin. Taking a test for Chlamydia is simple and quick, the result can be with you either by telephone or through the post and the test for Chlamydia and other STD’s is undertaken in absolute confidence. There are many STD test centres in London and in other cities in the UK. If you know that you have had contact with someone who is already infected or are showing symptoms, such as vaginal discharge or watery discharge from the penis, should contact a test centre quickly so that treatment can begin.