What are the symptoms of chlamydia for men?

Answer by  cindy (1484)

Often, men with chlamydia are completely asymptomatic. If they do have symptoms, a common one is penile discharge. They can also have symptoms when they urinate such as burning and or increased urinary frequency.

Answer by  Clement (1453)

Common symptoms of chlamydia in me are discharge from the penis and mild irritation at the tip of the penis (urethra). While the irritation usually disappears after two or three days, the person still may be infected which can cause further complications. Untreated chlamydia can result in the inflammation of the testicles.

Answer by  Froom (40)

In many cases chlamydia is a silent infection, ie there are no symptoms. In men there may be discharge from the penis, and a burning or itching sensation when urinating.

Answer by  carol20 (55)

Most men have no symptoms of chlamydia. They can carry the disease without manifesting any symptoms whatsoever, but if they have any sort of a discharge, they should investigate.

Answer by  njaam (10)

The symptoms of chlamydia in men are mucus discharge or pus from the penis, pain when urinating and swelling of the scrotal area.

Answer by  fancbiz (952)

Itching around the opening of the pennis and a burning sensation when one is urinating. It can also have some effect with itching around the anus and since it is usually a silent disease it can go for so long without being detected. Always visit a doctor for proper check up since it can cause infertility.

Answer by  cashian (376)

For men, chlamydia symptoms often are: penile cloudy discharge and discomfort or irritation when urinating. When the infection is severe, a fever may be present and the testes may become swollen.