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I believe the correct spelling is Clamydia(or Chlamydia?). This is a sexually transmitted infection and should be diagnosed and treated with antibiotics as soon as the patient suspects he or she has it. The infection affects the fallopian tubes and ovaries if left untreated.Females can pass the infection on to their male or female partners. If left untreated this can lead to infertility. there are sometimes no obvious symptoms so if you or anyone has had unprotected sex with someone you think or know is promiscuous go to a clinic and be tested. Also the fact there are often no symptoms means it may not be your current partner you got it off but if you found out you have it you would need to tell him/her so he/she can also be treated.

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Most frequently reported STD. Occurs in both men and women. Symtoms are usally mild but can cause serious side effects such as infertility. This can be passed from mother to baby during a vaginal birth.

its a female/male sexual  disorder,thats the best i can say!

country bumpkin

Daren" It is an STD that men can get also. So you better be careful because you are not immune! LOL