Chlamydia
Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted infection in the UK. Find out who is most at risk, where to get tested, and how it's treated.
Read about the possible symptoms of chlamydia that can be experienced by men and women, and find out when you should seek medical advice.
Read about who should have a chlamydia test, where you can get tested and what the test involves.
Read about how chlamydia is treated, including how long treatment lasts, whether you'll need to return to the clinic, and how long you'll need to avoid having sex.
Read about the possible complications that can develop if chlamydia isn't treated, including fertility problems in women and men.
Read Sally's story about how she discovered she had chlamydia when she was 16. She describes her symptoms and how she was diagnosed and treated.
Read the real story of Julie Dawson, who was diagnosed with chlamydia when she was 18.It had developed into advanced pelvic inflammatory disease (PID).