A 29 year old sexually active male presents with burning micturition. On clinical examination no ulcer is seen in the genitals. Urine examination shows 50 WBCs/HPF, no RBC’s, leucocyte esterase positive, gonococcal culture negative. What could be the MOST probable causative organism?
A 29 year old sexually active male presents with burning micturition. On clinical examination no ulcer is seen in the genitals. Urine examination shows 50 WBCs/HPF, no RBC’s, leucocyte esterase positive, gonococcal culture negative. What could be the MOST probable causative organism?
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A 29 year old sexually active male presents with burning micturition. On clinical examination no ulcer is seen in the genitals. Urine examination shows 50 WBCs/HPF, no RBC's, leucocyte esterase positive, gonococcal culture negative. What could be the MOST probable causative organism?
✓ Correct Answer: C. Chlamydia trachomatis
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