World Most Dexterous Sexologist In Patna, Bihar At Dubeyclinic - Dr. Sunil Dubey

About Chlamydia Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD):

Chlamydia is also a common sexually transmitted disease (STD) that is cause of infection among men and women. This STD affects people of all ages but the most common in young women. The symptom of this sexual disease is invisible in some cases. The infected patient with chlamydia can infect others through sexual contact. The common symptom of Chlamydia is genital pain and the vaginal discharge and penile discharge in women and men respectively.



Dr. Sunil Dubey, the world famous sexologist in Patna says that Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted disease and it is caused by chlamydia trachomatis bacterial infection. Both men and women can be affected with this chlamydia during the sexual contact. In most of the cases, people don’t understand about the symptom of this sexually transmitted disease because it is invisible for few days.



How to know the symptoms of sexually transmitted disease chlamydia?

World famous Ayurvedacharya Dr. Sunil Dubey says that there is ambiguity in the initial stage of this sexual disease and the patient is not aware about the symptoms of this sexual disease. Women can notice about abnormal discharge with strong odor from the vaginal area. You feel discomfort during sexual activity, pain is also possible. You feel itching or burning around the genital area. You feel pain or stiffness while urinating. These all are the symptoms of this sexually transmitted disease chlamydia.



Common signs of Chlamydia:

Pain during peeing
Pain during sexual intercourse
Possible lower belly pain
Abnormal Vaginal Discharge
Bleeding between periods
Pus or milky discharge from penile
Swollen or tender testicles
Pain or bleeding from anus


Mostly people ask world famous Ayurvedacharya whether chlamydia is in sperm. He says that it is a bacterial infection and is usually spread through sexual contact with infected genital fluids like semen or vaginal fluid. It is highly chance to get chlamydia through unpr