Age 16 - 24 Years 
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Up to 1 in 7 young people aged 16-24 years in the local area have Chlamydia and have no symptoms.
- Chlamydia is the most common sexually transmitted infection
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It affects both men and women
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It is easily treated with antibiotics
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If untreated it can lead to problems with fertility in both men and women.
The Chlamydia Test
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Men need to provide a sample of the first passed urine in the morning
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Women can take a vaginal swab from themselves or book a nurse appointment for a swab to be taken.
Next step
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If you are aged 16-24 years and would like a Chlamydia test, pick up a male or female test kit from reception or one of the nurses or doctors and follow the simple instructions inside.
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Alternatively book an appointment to see one of the nurses for testing and sexual health advice.
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If you are over 25years and would like a sexual health screen or advice please book to see one of the nurses or doctors or visit the Camberwell Sexual Health Centre
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