CHLAMYDIA : symptoms, causes, complications, treatment…
How is chlamydia transmitted?
Chlamydia is transmitted through bodily secretions during vaginal, anal or oral sexual intercourse, as well as by an infected mother to the child during vaginal delivery. Also, contamination of the fingers with genital discharge can lead to infection of the eye (chlamydia in the eye), when chlamydial conjunctivitis occurs. In this case, it’s an auto-infection. The risk group is adolescents, while the percentage of patients is half as high in the elderly. The frequency is associated with frequent changes of sexual partners, impaired quality of cervical mucus, which facilitates the penetration of viruses and bacteria, and unprotected sexual intercourse.
The risk factors for contracting chlamydia are the same as for any other sexually transmitted disease, i.e. unawareness, lack of information and recklessness before entering into sexual intercourse. Sexually transmitted diseases are also associated with early sexual intercourse, promiscuous behavior, irregular gynecological examinations. Unprotected sex is one of the main risks of contracting any sexually transmitted disease. In terms of protection, the condom is the safest contraceptive when it comes to sexually transmitted diseases. It is believed that the chance of transmitting the infection from an infected partner to a healthy one during unprotected sex is about 75%.
Chlamydia – symptoms… Chlamydia usually has mild or completely imperceptible symptoms, which rarely indicate the existence of an infection. In people who have pronounced symptoms, they usually appear 1-4 weeks after infection. Symptoms that can occur in women infected with chlamydia are: pain during sexual intercourse, burning or burning sensation when urinating, the need to urinate more often, unusual vaginal discharge, mild itching and burning of the vulva, especially in the area of the vaginal vestibule, dull pain in the lower abdomen, mild nonmenstrual bleeding, nausea, increased body temperature. Symptoms of chlamydia that can occur in men are: burning or burning sensation when urinating, the need to urinate more often, discharge from the penis, itching and redness of the external mouth of the urethra, pain and swelling in the testicles.
Complications caused by chlamydia… If left untreated, chlamydia can lead to serious reproductive and other health problems with short- and long-term consequences. Like the disease itself, damage caused by chlamydia can go unnoticed. Some of the complications of untreated chlamydial infection are: spread of inflammation to the ovaries and fallopian tubes, pelvic inflammatory disease, infertility, premature birth, pneumonia (pneumonia) and conjunctivitis (inflammation of the eye) can occur in children, inflammation of the vas deferens, inflammation of the testicles, swelling of the testicles….Chlamydia in pregnancy can result in the transmission of infection to the child during vaginal delivery. In case of transmission, chlamydial conjunctivitis is possible, as well as pneumonia or pneumonia in newborns. According to some sources, chlamydial infection can lead to premature birth, but also miscarriage. A common complication of untreated chlamydial infection is perihepatitis with the formation of scarring changes in the liver area. We call it Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome.As I mentioned, chlamydia in more than 50% of people does not show significant symptoms, however, untreated chlamydia can even lead to sterility in as many as 30% of cases… Women who have chlamydia are up to 5 times more likely to get AIDS.
What natural remedies will help you? My first recommendation is to take Kyol garlic (2 capsules 3x a day). This is a powerful natural antibiotic and helps to recover faster and naturally. He regularly takes B complex vitamins (50-100 mg 3 times a day). They are crucial for the good function of the liver and digestive system, you also need vitamin c 1000 mg 3-4 times a day and, be sure to take probiotics…
Of the plants, I will recommend astragalus, echinacea, goldenseal, pau d arco and red clover… These herbs can be bought in health food stores in the form of capsules, tablets, tinctures and the like. Follow a diet called “intermittent fasting”, do not eat more than two meals a day…