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Why was i diagnosed w chlamydia again if i took the meds and did not have sex after? |
last year i was diagnosed with chlamydia, 8 months later i was diagnosed again... i took the meds and everything... i completely abstained from having sex, but about 3 months ago i was diagnosed again! i went to get checked about 2 or 3 wks later n got a pelvic exam, the nurse said that everything was fine, but something just does not feel fine. I feel like i still have it but im scared to go again... the nurse said it might have been a stubborn case of chlamydia which is rare, but now they said i was fine.... Please help! The nurse is right, there are cases out there that chlamydia has become resistant to some medications given. This is why it is always best to be rechecked 4 weeks later after taking the medication. If it seriously starts to worry you, |
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The nurse is right, there are cases out there that chlamydia has become resistant to some medications given. This is why it is always best to be rechecked 4 weeks later after taking the medication.... You don't say how old your boyfriend is, but he's acting like a baby. There are so many red flags here, I don't even know where to start. The issue here is not your bleeding and t... I think it might be Chlamydia because UTI mostly just burn when you pee. Regardless, it must be painful so I would see a DR right away. Goodluck! ...Hi well someone is not being truthful ,having said this forget how why and when. The aim is to both be treated at same time and resolve this std. OK 鈾?/div> Well, I'm going to give the guy the benefit of odd medical literature, so bear with me if this sounds like an episode of 'House.' There are non-STD forms of Chlamydia. For example... Having chlamydia no matter for how long will cause infetialy and miscarriges. ...It's REALLY unlikely that you got it from a bathroom or just by communal touching or anything like that (like sitting somewhere that someone else sat who had it). It's not IMPOSSIBLE but ... Yes, that can happen. But it's not common because chlamydia doesn't usually like to spread that way. Gonorrhea, however, will spread like more easily. Use a flavored latex condom when ... |
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