Both Chlamydia and gonorrhea are sexually transmitted infections that may transmit from one person to another through sexual contact. Certain types of bacteria cause them. Therefore, antibiotics can help in the treatment of Chlamydia and gonorrhea. Nevertheless, before prescribing you any medication your doctor may conduct a diagnosis to rule out the STI. Following tests may be conducted in the diagnosis-
- Blood tests can help rule out HIV and advanced stage of syphilis
- Fluid samples can assist your doctor in identifying the type of infection while taking the sample of (open) sores
- Urine test is helpful in ruling out some types of sexually transmitted infections
What are the symptoms of sexually transmitted infections?
Most STIs grow without symptoms. Untreated, they may also cause serious problems. Thus, understanding Chlamydia symptoms is critical. Symptoms of the illness include:
Intercourse pain
A burning feeling when urinating
abnormal genital discharge (vagina, penis, and anus)
scrotal throb
Vaginal or penile sores, ulcers, or rashes
Consult your doctor if you observe these signs. Some misinterpret the symptoms. Don’t make assumptions; let physicians perform their jobs.
Treatment for bacterial STIs like Chlamydia and gonorrhoea takes time. So as to prevent reinfection, clearing away the infection is vital.
Online STI doctor consultation is possible. Questions? Visit the Daily Chemist website. You may also seek professional medical advice.
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