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Chlamydia Trachomatis - References

1. Kumar & Clark - Clinical Medicine - (W.B.Saunders- 5th Edition)

2. Oxford Handbook Of Clinical Medicine - (5th Edition)

3. Online Publication Of NIAID is a component of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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Posted by: meluna Posted on: 07/30/2010

is this disease transmitted only sexually AND ORALLY.wHAT IF THE PERSON HAD NOT MADE PHYSICAL OR ORAL RELATIONSHIP WITH ANYONE. THEN HOW COME THE PERSON HAS THIS DISEASE.

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Posted by: Jennifer Posted on: 05/29/2009

As one of the most common diseases out there in women I'm surprised it doesn't become something that we would be advised to test for yearly. I always do when I'm active (not all around town) but you know And I think others should do the same. If you look at how many people get the disease and the fact that there are often no symptoms you should be more afraid.

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