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If you're
sexually active, it's important to get tested for chlamydia. |
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40 percent
of women with untreated chlamydia infections develop Pelvic Inflammatory
Disease (PID). One in
five women with PID becomes infertile because of the damage
PID does to the reproductive organs. |
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If you're
pregnant, it's especially important to get tested. Babies
who are born to infected mothers can get chlamydial infections in their
eyes and respiratory tracts, leading to early infant pneumonia and
conjunctivitis (pink eye). And there is some evidence that untreated
chlamydia infections can lead to premature delivery. |
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In any instance, getting tested
is the only way to be sure you're healthy. Get your free test kit today! |
