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But, when they grow on the fingers, nails, hands and feet, people call them common warts. In women, chlamydia can spread to the womb, ovaries or fallopian tubes. With genital warts, women sometimes experience noticeable symptoms. It can affect women who have had chlamydia but is more common in men. What if you leave chlamydia untreated… Read More »
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You should avoid sexual contact and kissing. Also, you can have some flu-like symptoms, such as body aches, fever, headache and fatigue. Antiviral drugs can help relieve herpes symptoms and prevent recurrent outbreaks. If you are pregnant and have a history of herpes, or if you have a current outbreak, talk to your doctor —… Read More »