Can chlamydia cause pain in the anus?

Answer 1

Someone with anal chlamydia may have rectal pain. Patients who have receptive anal intercourse, as well as women originally infected vaginally who do not have anal intercourse, can be infected in the anus.

Answer 2

I was recently diagnosed with chlamydia and experienced the following symptoms:

• Extreme abdominal cramping
• Extreme low back cramping, TO THE POINT I ALMOST PASSED OUT
• Mild fever, between 99.1-99.6
• Nausea
• Missed period (no I am not pregnant)
• FatigueFrequent need to pee
• Slight discomfort at the end of sex
• Very slight burning when peeing, but only right after sex

I had no discharge, sores, foul smell or other "normal" symptoms of the disease. My boyfriend had absolutely no symptoms.

I was given a shot of Rocephin in my hip. And put on Doxycycline, 100mg, twice daily for 7 days. On day 2 day of taking the medicine I had a rash on the top of my hands and a very mild rash on below my hip bones on my thigh. It did not itch nor did it have any blisters. It was just red and splotchy and dry. I went back to the doctor and they took me off the Doxycyline and gave me Zithromax, two 1mg doses to be taken at once.