Transcription of UK Chlamydia Guidelines 2015
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Guidelines2015 UK national guideline for themanagement of infection withChlamydiatrachomatisNneka C Nwokolo1, Bojana Dragovic2, Sheel Patel1,CY William Tong3, Gary Barker4and Keith Radcliffe5 AbstractThis guideline offers recommendations on the diagnostic tests, treatment regimens and health promotion principlesneeded for the effective management ofChlamydia trachomatisgenital infection. It covers the management of the initialpresentation, as well the prevention of transmission and future infection. The guideline is aimed at individuals aged16 years and older presenting to healthcare professionals working in departments offering Level 3 care in sexuallytransmitted infections management within the UK.
Jun 13, 2015 · charge and anorectal discomfort may occur. Rates of rectal infection in men who have sex with men (MSM) have been estimated at between 3% and 10.5%.29 Some studies of heterosexual women report high rates (up to 77.3%) of concurrent urogenital and anorectal infection,30–32 other studies, however, report lower rates33,34 with isolated rectal
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