A female patient's laboratory test results indicate elevations in immunoglobulin (Ig)G and IgM, indicating a Chlamydia infection.Because the antigen used in this test is not species-specific, it is not clear whether the infection is C.trachomatis or C.pisttacti.Which of the following symptoms would specifically tend to indicate C.trachomatis? Select all that apply.

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Symptoms such as purulent vaginal drainage, dysuria (painful urination), and lower abdominal pain are more specifically associated with C. trachomatis infections, which commonly cause sexually transmitted infections affecting the urogenital tract.

A Female Patient's Laboratory Test Results Indicate Elevations in Immunoglobulin