Can progress to pelvic inflammatory disease in womena characteristic white, mucopurulent urethral discharge (in both men and women) or vaginal dischargeFitz-Hugh Curtis syndrome is a rare complication of pelvic inflammatory disease characterized by inflammation of the peritoneum and/or diaphragm and the capsule of the liver, leading to the development of adhesions between these structures known as "violin string" adhesionsA disseminated version can cause septic arthritis or polyarthralgias (typically asymmetrical and of the knee)Newborns of infected bothers that pass through birth canal can have an infection of the conjunctivae, which results in blindness if left untreated

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