Last May 23-24, 2013 the 2nd European Conference of National Strategies for Chlamydia trachomatis and Human Papillomavirus was held in Berlin. This is to discuss and provide an outstanding experience for learning and scientific exchange, a tradition consistent with previous European Chlamydia and Papillomavirus conference.
The organiser is confident that the conferece will spark the minds of both young as well as established researchers, epidemiologists, clinicians, health care funders, and laboratory doctors, and start valuable discussions, and enrich the Proceedings of this Symposium!
The challenge of the European health care is the recognition of Chlamydia trachomatis and Human Papillomovirus as a public health problem. Nucleic acid amplification tests are the optimal ones for the diagnosis of Chlamydia trachomatis, but are not routinely used in many countries. On-demand Human Papillomovirus vaccination provision tends to miss the lower socioeconomic groups and minorities, which are exactly the groups that are missed by the opportunistic cervical screening that still prevails in Europe.
This will be a great start to have a proper handling of this spreading infections.
For more details about the EFFECTIVE MEDICINES check TREATMENT OF CHLAMYDIA.
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
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Chlamydia Screening and CDC Treatment Recommendations
Chlamydia Screening Recommendations
During routine health care contacts, assess for infection with chlamydia women who:
are sexually active and 25 years of age or younger,
have new or multiple sexual partners, regardless of age,
have a history of sexually transmitted disease within the last year, regardless of age,
have partners who have had multiple partners within the last year, regardless of age.
Test all pregnant women at least once, regardless of age, including those who plan to terminate the pregnancy.
Re-screen all women who tested positive, especially adolescents, 3-4 months after treatment due to the high incidence of re-infection.
Note: The above recommendations are general guidelines based on national statistics. The prevalence of chlamydia in the immediate geographical area may warrant more or less aggressive screening activities and resources
During routine health care contacts, assess for infection with chlamydia women who:
are sexually active and 25 years of age or younger,
have new or multiple sexual partners, regardless of age,
have a history of sexually transmitted disease within the last year, regardless of age,
have partners who have had multiple partners within the last year, regardless of age.
Test all pregnant women at least once, regardless of age, including those who plan to terminate the pregnancy.
Re-screen all women who tested positive, especially adolescents, 3-4 months after treatment due to the high incidence of re-infection.
Note: The above recommendations are general guidelines based on national statistics. The prevalence of chlamydia in the immediate geographical area may warrant more or less aggressive screening activities and resources
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How to Treat Chlamydia - Video
But if you dont have much money to pay the Laboratory and afraid that someone will know your condition. Dont be afraid you can now do self medication by following the procedure on this blog.
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