Untreated chlamydia is the leading cause of female infertility, which is very costly to treat (e.g. with in vitro fertilization). In addition, it can cost chronic pelvic pain, which has no definitive treatment.
1994 estimates suggested that the annual cost of chlamydia to the NHS was 50 million pounds per year. (see related link)
it cost the NHS 1.7 Bn but raises 9 Bn in tax
The majority of woman who have chlamydia (70-80 % according to the UK NHS) will experience no symptoms and so will not know they have the infection. The US CDC estimates that 1 in 15 sexually active females aged 14-19 are infected. If you are in any doubt at all, you should go and get tested as the long term consequences of untreated chlamydia can be serious. For more information see the related links to the US CDC and UK NHS.
£40 million in a year
It can be done on the NHS free if necessary.
a lot well to be honest i think you should ask the NHS that would be a smart idea
$255.36
Nothing - if you're eligible for NHS treatment !
its free, under the NHS as religion. Circumcision is not free unless under the NHS unless it is it is done to treat a disease. The cost of removing a healthy prepuce from the penis is between £800-£1200.
Durolane costs £200 per injection in the UK but is available on the NHS
IF your problem is severe enough to qualify for NHS treatment, it's considered complex dental treatment in the pricing scale. #200 I believe.
To have it done privately, its about $50,000 in England (it gets paid by the NHS sometimes) In America, its about $25,000
I study occupational therapy at the moment and it is free because the NHS pays for us to study it.