How much do you know about the sexually transmitted infection chlamydia? Try this quiz to see if you can distinguish between fact and fiction. Info Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections. It can easily be passed on through vaginal, anal and perhaps oral sex. There are also other types of chlamydia which cause chest infections and are not transmitted sexually. Try this quiz to see how much you know about the infection.  1.) Yes or No Does Chlamydia affect both men and women?  - Yes
- No
2.) Yes or No Can Chlamydia be caught from sharing toilet seats, towels and cups?  - Yes
- No
3.) Yes or No Will Chlamydia go away without being treated?  - Yes
- No
4.) Yes or No Can chlamydia be cured?  - Yes
- No
5.) Yes or No Will a urine sample detect chlamydia?  - Yes
- No
Answers - Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections and affects both men and women.
- There is no evidence to show the infection can be passed on by sharing toilet seats, towels or cups.
- The symptoms may go away after a few days, but chlamydia itself will not go without treatment.
- Chlamydia is usually easy to treat with an antibiotic.
- Increasingly it is becoming possible to test for chlamydia through a urine sample.
Your Score 0 - 1 : There's a gap in your knowledge, get researching 2 - 3 : Not bad, but extra reading needed 4 - 5 : You know your stuff Throughout the week BBC Scotland's health correspondent, Eleanor Bradford, will be presenting special reports on Scotland's sexual health. Watch her work on BBC One's Reporting Scotland, Monday to Friday, from 1830 BST to 1900 BST.
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