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HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR CHLAMYDIA TO BE CURED?


I ALREADY HAD TREATMENT FOR IT A WEEK AGO AND STILL HAVING THE DISCHARGE BUT ITS THICKER...SO, HOW LONG DOES THIS TAKE?

you may need another round of antibiotics or a different/stronger antibiotic. i would call your dr and see what they think... it needs to be treated and it needs to be cured if left untreated it can lead to PID and infertility....
use a condom everytime you sex... Source(s): MA x 5 yrs @ ob/gyn office
Zithromax; one 5 day course should do it. The discharge might just be related to your cycle.
It depends upon the antibiotic that you are taking. It usually takes about a week to clear up once treatment is started. You should see you're doctor again if your still showing symptoms.
a full course of antibiotics taken properly should treat it. if you are experiencing more symptoms, follow up with your doctor as there a studies showing that chlamydia is becoming resistant to certain meds. always use a condom.
depends on the stage you are in as well medication as well many doctos use dexclonine.200. m.g. on this as well different medications as well depends on the doctor. i would say.14. days . in my opion?
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