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Was there always a cure for chlamydia?
No, there was not always a cure for chlamydia. Antibiotics only became available in the 20th century.
How many people had chlamydia in 1930-1940?
Millions. See related link.Per the CDC, an estimated 2.86 million chlamydial infections occur annually (see related link). Projecting that figure, assuming 50% know and are treated, the number could be in the tens of millions.
When did Louis Braille became sick?
As a young child. He was playing in his father's shed and accidentally poked his eye with a sharp tool. The injury casued an infection in one eye, soon after the infection spread to the other as well and then became blind.
How have airplanes became negative impacts on the world?
Airplanes have NOT become "negative impacts on the world" - what foolish talk have you been listening to.
How has the approach to chlamydia changed over the years?
The approach to chlamydia has changed over the years in a number of ways:Increased options for testing: when chlamydia culture was the only choice, it was hard to detect chlamydia. Culture is difficult and has a high risk of false positive. In addition, urethral swabs were not something men looked forward to. The advent of nonculture testing has decreased the risk of false positives, and the introduction of effective urine testing and self-administered vaginal swabs means that chlamydia screening is noninvasive and doesn't require the presence of a health care provider to complete the exam.More indications for testing: routine chlamydia screening became much more common in the 1990s. Rather than testing only people with symptoms, more people were tested for risk factors such as age or multiple sex partners. Screening of pregnant women decreases the chances of chlamydia-related disease in newborns.More options for treatment: single-dose treatment with azithromycin increases the chances of compliance with treatment.Better understanding of the consequences: Since chlamydia is the leading cause of infertility, governments have set aside money for screening to prevent chlamydia-related infertility through early detection and treatment. In addition, US states in the 1990s and early 2000s made chlamydia reportable, and increased the use of contact tracing to decrease chlamydia in local communities.
What disease did Peter the Great have?
He died of a bladder infection which became gangrenous. He also had kidney stones.
What did Jeanne cooper die from?
She became ill due to infection. She died in the Los Angeles Hospital:(
Why is nationalism seen in a negative way?
because people became pigs there hahahahaha
How did King Richard the Lionhearted die?
he died of an infection of an arrow shot in his sholder :))
Does staph infection hurt?
Staph infections can cause pain at the site of the infection. Symptoms may include redness, swelling, warmth, and tenderness. If you suspect you have a staph infection, it is important to seek medical attention for proper diagnosis and treatment.
How did Alice become Masquerade in Bakugan?
Alice was exposed to the silent core's negative energy and became masquerade.at the same time her grandfather became hal-g.
What leaded to Louise Braille's blindness?
When Louis's eye became infected, the infection spread. Louis was completely blind, only days later!
