Chlamydia is spread through vaginal secretions and semen. Approximately 70% of sufferers have no symptoms. In rare cases, from 1 to 3 weeks after infection, a greenish-purulent discharge begins to flow from the vagina of a woman or from the ureter of a man. The secretion is similar to that of gonorrhea, accompanied by burning and pain. Chlamydial infection can quickly spread to various internal organs if it is not diagnosed in time and treatment is not started. This infection can be carried in t...