According to Bupa, you should arrange to have a test if:
- You, or a person you’ve had sex with, has any of the symptoms listed in the symptoms section above
- You’ve recently had unprotected sex (sex without a condom) with somebody new
- Somebody you’ve had sex with has had unprotected sex with another person
- Somebody you’ve had sex with recently tells you they have a sexually transmitted infection
- You’ve had sex with two or more people in the last year.
“You can have a test even if you don’t have any symptoms,” explains the health body.
Testing for chlamydia is done with a swab test or urine test. If you’re sexually active and under the age of 25, it’s recommended that you have a chlamydia test at least once a year.
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