Chlamydia infection of the eye usually produces redness, itching, and pain in the lining of the eyelids, this infection is called conjunctivitis.
A man or woman who becomes infected with chlamydia in the anal area after receiving anal intercourse from someone who is infected may develop a mucous rectal discharge, rectal bleeding, diarrhea, and pain with bowel movement. Or there may be no symptoms.
Finally, the throat can also be a site of infection with chlamydia, usually in someone who performs oral sex on a man who is infected. Men who perform oral sex on women are usually not at high risk, since there is no direct contact with the cervix, which is the usual site of infection in women. Kissing is not a risk factor for chlamydia. Although throat irritation can occur with chlamydia throat infection, when someone has a chlamydia infection of the throat.
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