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JaneBoy

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recontracting chlymidia after treatment
Posted: 06-25-04 21:51pm

If I was treated for chlamydia and had unprotected sex three days later; assuming my partner has chlamydia can I recontract it or are the antibiotics still working? Question?
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2ferano

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Posted: 06-26-04 04:16am

You can recontract it. That is why the doctor tells you to not have sex for at least ten days. And, why isn't your partner being treated? You will just get it back again if he/she isn't treated, and it isn't the type of infection that you can just let go.
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JaneBoy

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Posted: 06-26-04 04:51am

I had just arrived in town and was then leaving the following day to europe for a month. While I was on the previous trip my ex partner informed that he had contracted it. So I had set up a consultation that day I arrived in america b4 I left for europe-meaning it was indefinite whether I had it. It has been 10 days and my doctor has not responded with the lab results but he gave me the antibiotics for ghonnorea and chlamydia before I left just to treat whatever. So ...I dont know
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2ferano

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Posted: 06-27-04 17:18pm

Okay, but you had been treated for it, so you knew that you and your partner had it? Or at least there was the possibility? I dunno, I am confused.
But anyway, doctors usually only call you with results on std's if they are positive. If they are negative, they usually do not call, so maybe you didn't have it to begin with.
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