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Do u have to have sex to get chlamydia? |
hi i have been told by ma ex that u dont have to have sex to get chlamydia is this true because i have only been wi him n i now have n went mad when i found out Yes you do ......give him the flick, he has been unfaithful yes you can only get chlamydia from being sexually active with someone. Someone you have had oral,anal, or vagina sex with. So if you was never sexually active with him more than likely he already had it or cheated on you with someone who did have it. You don't have to have sex to get it but your sexual fluids need to come into contact with each other so sex is the surefire way to get it. He gave it to you. |
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Yes you do ......give him the flick, he has been unfaithful ...no i don't think its a pleasant word to say! ...No news is good news.......... If it came back abnormal you would have known by now and they would be wanting you on antibiotics sooner rather than later. ...It can take as few as three weeks, or as many as several months before epididymitis sets in. Chlamydia is readily treatable with antibiotics. And it is even easier than that to prevent entirely ... Yes. Especially since the discharge is contagious and the mouth contains mucus membranes and is also more prone to cuts and open sores. ...Not to preach, best thing is not to have unprotected sex - but that is totally your choice. Okay, honestly you should be retested. Doctors normally will tell you to refrain from any sexual conta... # How is Chlamydia Contracted? Chlamydia is mainly passed through sexual activity: * vaginal or anal sex with an infected partner * oral sex, although this is less common ... The second time the tested you was it a cervical swab? You can get Chlamydia through oral sex but they would need to test you from your throat. Oral STD would not travel to your cervix/reprouct... |
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