How is clinical presentation of chlamydia in females?

• Vaginal discharge • Abnormal vaginal bleeding (postcoital or unrelated to menses) • Dyspareunia • History of sexual activity without condoms or condom failure • Proctitis, rectal discharge, or both in cases of receptive anal intercourse • Slow onset and progression of lower abdominal pain • Fever (in pelvic inflammatory disease [PID]) • No symptoms (in 80%)