Who should get tested for chlamydia?

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The following people should have a test for chlamydia:

All sexually active females 25 and under, once a year.
Women older than 25 should consider having a test for chlamydia if they:
Have new or multiple sex partners
Have sex with someone who has other sex partners
Do not use condoms during sexual activity within a relationship that is not mutually monogamous, meaning their sex partners have sex with other people

If you have unusual vaginal discharge, burning with urination, or other symptoms listed above, make sure to see your doctor.

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