Low-Grade Fever: A Symptom of Chlamydia Infection
Experiencing fatigue, nausea, or a low-grade fever could be an indication of an infection for both men and women who have been exposed to chlamydia. Women may also experience abdominal or pelvic pain along with the fever, although this secondary symptom is less frequently observed in men.
Chlamydia-related Conjunctivitis: An Eye Infection
Chlamydia, a bacterium known for causing various health issues, can also affect the eyes when exposed to infected bodily fluids. Sneezing, sharing towels, or even simply touching the eyes can easily transmit this infection. Common symptoms of chlamydia-related conjunctivitis include redness, pain, and a watery discharge. Fortunately, the use of antibiotics has greatly reduced the prevalence of this type of conjunctivitis. However, it is important to note that in the past, chlamydia-related conjunctivitis was a leading cause of blindness in developing nations.