hi here is some info from the uks daily mails doctor. your concern that it might have affected your fertility is a valid one and needs to be checked out if you don't fall pregnant soon. chlamydia infection can affect the fallopian tubes in a couple of ways. it might lead to the formation of scar tissue in the pelvis which physically blocks the tubes either by kinking or binding the tube down. the infection may also damage the fine hairs which line the inside of the tube and ensure the egg moves down to the uterus. depending on the contraception you used previously it can take a few months for regular ovulation to start up again so you may not have been actually able to fall pregnant for as long as a year. why not discuss this with your gp? he or she would be able to make the appropriate referral to get your tubes checked and start the ball rolling if you don't fall pregnant soon. ok looking at that it would be a good idea to see your doctor and get some tests done. you can get tests done on your tubes they can go in for a looksee who knows your tubes could be blocked that's just a thought. hope you find away. good luck
hello im a 27 yr old woman and i got an iud (mirena) in 2009. i then slept with some one and caught chlamidia in 2010. i also caught hpv when i caught the chlamidia. what i am concerned about is it had to be immediately removed due to the sti. i started hemorrhaging. i was wondering if this could decrease the likely hood of conceiving a child? me and my husband have been trying for about 3 years to get pregnant and we even keep track of my period and ovulation schedule. also what other medical side effects could i be facing? so would anybody maybe know the statistical % of me still being able to get pregnant?