Trachoma: Understanding Chlamydia Eye Infections & Treatment
Chlamydial infection of the eye is called trachoma. If left untreated, repeated infections over a period of years may result in the eye's surface scarring and becoming opaque, leading to partial or complete blindness. However, if treated with antibiotics in the early stage of infection, trachoma can often be cured, thus preventing further damage.Chlamydia - Related Articles
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