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male reproductive anatomy, chlamydial urethritis, sexually transmitted disease involving infection, the urethra, tube that drains urine, bladder, chlamydial urethritis, a type of microorganism that lives, a parasite, human cells, has properties of both viruses, bacteria, chlamydia, cause nonspecific urethritis, a discharge, penis, swollen testes, appear similar to gonorrhea infection but persist after treatment, gonorrhea, chlamydia, gonorrhea often occur together, chlamydia, common sexually transmitted disease, in the us, abroad, 5 out of 10,000 men, affected annually, risk factors include multiple sexual partners, sexual contact, condoms, different strains of chlamydia cause genital, eye, lymph node, respiratory infections, chlamydia, most common cause of blindness, in the world, a child born to a woman, a chlamydia infection, the cervix, develop an acute eye, lung infection, difficlty urinating, painful urination, burning sensation, urination, discharge, penis, testicular tenderness, redness, swelling, the opening, the urethra at tip, the penis, urethral discharge culture, seminal fluid culture, monoclonal antibody test, antibiotics doxycycline, 100 mg twice a day, 7 days, azithromycin, 1 g, a single dose, treat chlamydia infections, patients, allergies, take ofloxacin, erythromycin base, sexual partners must be treated, gonorrhea, chlamydia, prevent passing the infections back, forth, partners, symptoms need to be treated, partners should also be screened, syphilis, antibiotic treatment, successful, strictures, narrowing, the urethra, require surgical intervention, infection, recur, compliance, therapy is not good, sexual partners, not treated, symptoms indicate a chlamydia infection present, having a monogamous sexual relationship, an uninfected partner, best way to avoid this infection, proper use of condoms, intercourse decreases the risk of infection.