Suffolk
Chlamydia Screening
Programme
 
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How do you know
you don't have Chlamydia?
Welcome to the Suffolk Chlamydia Screening Programme (SCSP) which is funded by Suffolk Primary Care Trust (PCT).
 
Sexually active young people who live in Suffolk and are under the age of 25 years of age are being encouraged to find out if they have a sexually transmitted infection (STI) called Chlamydia. It can cause long term health problems such as infertility (unable to have a baby).
 
Most people won't know that they have the infection as there may be no signs or symptoms and it is estimated that 1 in 10 sexually active young people may have this infection.
 
Testing is simple and painless - no unpleasant examination or swabs.
 
It is easily treated with antibiotics.
 
REMEMBER - using a condom will help protect you against STIs.
 
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Disclaimer: Chlamydia screening and treatment in Suffolk is available free of charge to all sexually active young people aged under 25 who live in Suffolk. The service is confidential and provided by trained nurses and is funded by Suffolk PCT as part of the National Chlamydia Screening Programme. Suffolk PCT is not responsible for the content and information provided in websites linked from this site.
 
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  For more information about STIs visit www.playingsafely.co.uk
or ring for free confidential information and advice on: 0800 567 123

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