Witches Encouraged People To Pass STD Test in a Night Club

Those who don't quite like visiting doctors had a nice opportunity to pass STD test this Halloween night in a British club where all the visitors were offered to pass a urine test.

This Halloween two health workers in witch costumes came to Play club in Hereford to speak to visitors about chlamydiosis and to suggest them passing an STD urine test.

The club's visitors got information on the disease and ways of its prevention, according to Hereford Times.

Chlamydiosis is one of the most spread sexually transmitted diseases and many sexual health programs in Britain are aimed at reduction of this STD-positives among persons younger than 25.

As the result 30 guests of the club agreed to pass a urine test and some more dozens of persons to take advantage of the opportunity to learn more about sexually transmitted diseases and safer sex.

Those who passed urine test will receive the results of the analysis through SMS. Those who turn out to have chlamydia will be prescribed medications (as a rule these are antibiotics).

Experts warn that chlamydiosis is a sexually transmitted disease that usually shows no symptoms. However this disease often causes very serious complications such as infertility and various inflammations.

A condom protects from chlamydia perfectly, as well as from other sexually transmitted diseases. Those who have stable relationships and want to use some other birth control methods should pass testing and get treatment if necessary.