chylamidia question. ?

Question

A male friend of mind got ttreated for chlymadia and he told me he still have a foul smell. Do you think he still have it or not ? I told him to see a doc but he hasnt yet . what should he do.? if left untreated what can happen ? can it mess up his manhood?

Answer 1

If the meat smells off, don't touch it!!!

Any off smells south of the border should be checked out by a doctor

Answer 2

i would like to tell u one thing most important which science doest not know that chlymadia in mens is due to having sex with a mensturating women some times mens dont catch this disease but this is the main cause

Answer 3

Causes and Risk Factors of Chlamydia
Chlamydia is transmitted through unprotected sex. Barrier methods of contraception, especially condoms, thwart the transmission of chlamydia.


Symptoms of Chlamydia
The early symptoms of chlamydial infection are usually mild, for this reason it has sometimes been called "the silent STD."

If symptoms occur, they usually appear within 1 to 3 weeks after exposure. Studies report that 10 to 20 percent of sexually active female teens harbor chlamydial infections. In up to 75 percent of cases, the infection is clinically inapparent. As a result, the disease is often not diagnosed until complications develop.


Symptoms of chlamydial infection in the cervix, urethra, or anus may include intermittent vaginal bleeding or discharge, pain on urination, or ill-defined abdominal discomfort.


In men, chlamydial infections cause about 40 percent of the cases of nongonococcal urethritis (NGU), an inflammation of the urinary tract. The most common symptom of NGU is a discharge of mucus or pus from the penis. Some men also notice pain when urinating. Pain or swelling in the scrotal area may be signs of epididymitis, an inflammation of a part of the male reproductive system located near the testicles. Up to 50 percent of men have no symptoms.



Diagnosis of Chlamydia
The diagnosis is often made clinically and by exclusion. In women, a pelvic exam and cervical and urethral swabs for chlamydia and gonorrhea are performed. In men, a urethral swab is taken. Negative cultures or screenings do not completely rule out infection.

Patients who have had sexual contact with a person documented as infected with gonorrhea or chlamydia should be treated immediately after cultures are taken, before results are reported.


New and highly accurate urine tests, that don't require a pelvic exam or urethral swab, are now available in many locations to screen both females and males for chlamydial infection. Ask you doctor or public health clinic personnel about these.



Treatment of Chlamydia
There are several very safe, effective and inexpensive treatments for chlamydia. Antibiotics may include doxycycline, azithromycin, ofloxacin, or erythromycin. Antibiotics to eradicate both chlamydia and gonorrhea are usually given to high-risk populations since both types of bacteria commonly coexist.

Up to 95 percent of people with chlamydia are effectively cured with one course of antibiotics. Without treatment, some women will develop pelvic inflammatory disease that may lead to to liver disease, or to chronic pelvic pain and possible sterilization. Men may develop painful swelling of the testicles, sexually acquired reactive arthritis or Reiter syndrome.


Sexual partners of infected patients should also be treated.

There is no doubt this is a serious disease for both individuals. Medical treatment for both are required!

God Bless you :)

Answer 4

It is better to go and get checked. Actually it can cause things to mess up your manhood.