Chlamydia symptoms commonly include which of the following?

• A. Bad odor, pain and swelling, burning sensation
• B. Itching only
• C. Nausea only
• D. Headache only

Answer: (C)

Chlamydia often has no symptoms, so screening after exposure is important. When symptoms do appear, they’re usually localized to the genital area—such as unusual discharge and a burning sensation during urination. Nausea isn’t a typical sign of chlamydia, and headaches or generalized symptoms aren’t how this infection usually presents. If symptoms do show up, they tend to involve discharge, irritation, or discomfort in the genital region rather than systemic symptoms. This is why the option listing nausea as the symptom doesn’t reflect how chlamydia commonly presents.