While chlamydia in men is a common STI, it does not have symptoms most times.

A sexually transmitted infection (STI) is a condition passed during sexual contact. You can get an STI during unprotected anal or vaginal sex. Having MouthAction with a person that has an STI puts you at risk. The bacteria responsible for the infection is Chlamydia trachomatis.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recorded 1.7 million cases of chlamydia infection in 2017. Anyone can have a chlamydia infection without knowing. Routine screening can detect the disease early. It is necessary for men that have sex with men to screen themselves every 3-6 months.


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The United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) neither supports/ rejects screening. It believes there isn’t much evidence to reject or support the screening of other sexually active men. If you would like to have a screening, discuss it with your healthcare provider.

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The spread of chlamydia is through sexual contact. It can spread by touching the penis, mouth, or vagina of an infected person. Transmission of chlamydia occurs with or without the release of sperm. It includes having MouthAction, vaginal sex, and anal sex.

Chlamydia infection cannot spread through kissing. However, a person with a throat infection can transmit it during MouthAction. The use of barrier methods during sex reduce chlamydia infection. It does this by preventing the exchange of body fluids during sex.

These barrier methods involve using a dental dam, polyurethane, and latex condoms.

Note that:

The diaphragm is a barrier method that does not effectively block contact. It is not effective in preventing [url=https://i1.wp.com/moxiber.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Chlamydia-in-men.png?resize=300%2C225&ssl=1]chlamydia infection[/url]. Spermicidal lube and other birth control methods do not prevent STI. Mother to child transmission can occur during delivery. Chlamydia can cause lung and eye infections in babies (Pneumonia and conjunctivitis).

Symptoms of chlamydia in men include:


Frequent urination
Burning or painful sensation while urinating
Itching close to the tip of your penis
Watery or white discharge from your penis etc

Chlamydia in men can affect different parts of the body. They include:

The Urethra.
Chlamydia in men can affect the urethra – the tube found inside the penis.

The infection of the urethra causes urethritis, also known as non-gonococcal urethritis.

The common urethritis symptoms in men include:

Frequent urination
Burning sensation while urinating
Itchy feeling at the tip of the penis
Watery, scanty, white discharge from the penis
If you have urethritis, you may experience all, some, or none of the symptoms listed above.


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