REMEDY AGAINST CHLAMYDIA

Chlamydia is an infectious disease caused by the bacteria  Chlamydia trachomatis  .
It is a sexually transmitted disease that often affects the vagina and penis, but the anus and oral cavity are not excluded.
Chlamydia can also be passed  from mother to fetus  .
It is often asymptomatic or barely noticeable. The first symptoms appear one or two weeks after infection.
This is usually not serious, but in some cases it causes genital damage of considerable importance (inflammation, progression of infection and rise; sometimes even permanent infertility).
With trichomoniasis and  gonorrhea , it is one of the most common venereal diseases in the world. It mainly affects sexually active people who are around 20 years old.

The published material is intended to provide quick access to general advice, suggestions and remedies that physicians and textbooks usually provide for the treatment of chlamydia; these indications should in no way replace the advice of the attending physician or other health specialists in the sector who are treating the patient.

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What to do

• Prevent chlamydia infection (see prevention below).

If you experience one or more of the following symptoms, you should see your doctor immediately.

• Regarding the reproductive system, chlamydia can manifest itself as:
  • Abnormal discharge of mucus - severe or blood (even after your period), from the vagina or penis
  • Intimate itching
  • Pain when urinating
  • Testicular discomfort.
  • Sometimes small reddish spots appear on the mucous membranes, which can turn into ulcers, lymphogranulomas, and fistulations.
• Regarding the anus and rectum, chlamydia can manifest as:
  • Anorectal pain.
  • Anal spasms.
  • Urgent need to defecate.
  • Bleeding.

The diagnostic process is not very complex and is limited to:

• Collection of a cervical, urethral, ​​vaginal or urinary sample / swab for laboratory analysis to confirm the identification of the pathogen in question.

What you should not do

• Engage in unprotected sex with casual partners.
• Having unprotected oral sex with casual partners.
• Practice cunnilingus and anilingus (because they cannot be protected) with occasional partners.
• Ignore any symptoms that could signal a chlamydia infection.
• Consume sexual intercourse (including cunnilingus and anilingus) in the presence of symptoms that might characterize a chlamydia infection.
• Delay the medical check-up.
• Do not perform a specific survey with swab analysis; the risk is to confuse the infection with other similar ones (gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, etc.).
• Not properly monitoring pharmacotherapy and not carrying out checks at the end of the course; the risk is that of incomplete recovery and relapse.

What to eat

There is no diet that can cure or prevent chlamydia.
On the other hand, certain nutrients are needed to support the immune system; some also exert an antioxidant effect and help prevent free radical stress by improving general condition.

• Vitamin C or ascorbic acid: it is mainly contained in acidic fruits and raw vegetables. In particular: peppers, lemon, orange, grapefruit, tangerine, parsley, kiwi, lettuce, apple, chicory, cabbage, broccoli etc.
• Vitamin D or calciferol : it is mainly contained in: fish, fish oil and egg yolk.
• Zinc: it is mainly contained in: liver, meat, milk and its derivatives, certain bivalve molluscs (in particular oysters).
• Selenium: it is mainly contained in: meat, fish products, egg yolks, milk and its derivatives, fortified foods (potatoes, etc.).
• Magnesium: it is mainly contained in: oil seeds, cocoa, bran, vegetables and fruits.
• Iron: it is mainly contained in: meat, fish products and egg yolks.
• Polyphenolic antioxidants (simple phenols, flavonoids and tannins): they are mainly contained in: fresh fruits and vegetables, but also red wine, seeds, aromatic herbs, tea, roots, cocoa, medicinal herbs, etc. .
• Amino acids lysine and glycine: they are mainly contained in: meat, fishery products, cheeses and legumes (especially soy).
• Probiotics: they are mainly contained in fermented foods such as yogurt, tofu, tempeh, buttermilk etc.
• Omega 3: they are mainly contained in: blue fish, certain oil seeds and related oils, algae.

What not to eat

There are no products less recommended than others for the prevention and treatment of chlamydia. However, it is recommended to avoid:

• Single problem diets.
• Vegan diet.
• Carnivorous diet.
• Diet without vegetables or green vegetables.
• Diet based exclusively on cooked and / or preserved foods.

NB. These recommendations aim to ensure the supply of nutrients useful for maintaining the immune system.

Cures and natural remedies

There are no helpful natural remedies for chlamydia.
The only safe and effective treatment is pharmacological.
However, antibiotics damage the intestinal flora; in this case, it can be very useful to take specific food supplements to keep it alive and active.

• Probiotic supplements: bifidobacteria, lactobacteria and eubacteria are based. They are used orally on an empty stomach and for at least two weeks.
• Prebiotic Supplements: These consist mainly of oligosaccharides, unavailable carbohydrates, and fiber. They must nourish the intestinal bacterial flora and promote the development of this symbiota.

It may be helpful to use herbal remedies based on immunostimulating herbal; the most common forms of consumption are extract, decoction and essential oils. Not being responsible for harmful drug interactions, they can also be taken simultaneously with antibiotics:

• Androgafis .
• Astragale.
• Echinacea.
• Eleutherococcus .
• Le gui.
• Uncaria .
• Cordyceps .
• Garlic.
• Aloe gel.
• Turmeric.

Pharmacological treatment

Antibiotic therapy; your doctor may decide to use one or more of the following medicines:

• Macrolides :
  • Azithromycin: for example Azithromycin, Zitrobiotic, Rezan and Azitrocin. A single dose may be sufficient.
  • Erythromycin: for example Erythrocin, Erythro L and Lauromycin.
• Penicillins:
  • Amoxicillin: for example Amoxicillin, Amoxil and Trimox, Zimox and Augmentin.
• Tetracyclines:
  • Doxycycline: for example Doxycicl, Periostat, Miraclin and Bassado. The treatment lasts at least 7 to 10 days.
  • Tetracycline, for example Tetrac C, Pensulvit and Ambramycin.
• Quinolones :
  • Ofloxacin, for example Exocin and Oflocin.
  • Levofloxacin eg levofloxacin, Tavanic, Aranda and Fovex.
• Sulfonamides :
  • Sulphysoxazole.

NB. It is important that treatment is extended to all sexual partners to prevent the spread of the disorder. For more information read: Chlamydia Drugs

Prevention

• Annual screening, especially for women.
• With new or non-casual sex partners, only engage in condom-protected sex.
• With new or non-casual partners, avoid unprotected oral sex
• With new or non-occasional partners, always avoid cunnilingus as well as anilingus (because they cannot be of the protected type).

Medical treatments

Apart from pharmacological treatments, there is no other medical treatment for chlamydia.

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