Understanding Chlamydia and Its Implications

What is a common characteristic of chlamydia that makes it difficult to detect?

• It is only transmitted through blood.

• It often shows no symptoms.

• It causes severe pain immediately.

• It can only infect the skin.

Which age group is most commonly affected by chlamydia?

• 15 to 29 years

• Over 50 years

• 5 to 14 years

• 30 to 45 years

What is pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) and what can it lead to?

• A condition that can cause infertility

• A skin rash that causes itching

• A disease that affects the heart

• A type of cancer affecting the liver

What is an ectopic pregnancy and why is it dangerous?

• A pregnancy that results in twins

• A pregnancy that occurs outside the uterus, which can be life-threatening

• A pregnancy that lasts longer than usual

• A pregnancy that occurs in the stomach

How can the transmission of chlamydia be prevented?

• By using antibiotics regularly

• By using condoms and having regular health check-ups

• By avoiding all physical contact

• By getting vaccinated annually