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Chlamydia: Waiting For Results?

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  1. Guess Who?
    Member

    just wait for your test results and think positive! oh wait...

    Posted 2 years ago #

  2. Xcited About Life
    Member

    I was seeing this guy and although we had protected vaginal sex (condom) we had unprotected oral sex. The last time we did anything was about two months ago and a few weeks ago I started having problems urinating (really urgent and frequent and also feeling as though I had a full bladder) I went to an STD clinic today for a chlamydia test and although they wouldn't be able to get my results until next week the tech gave me a pap to see if I had anyy bacteria (to rule out a few other STD's) She said she saw no bacteria in mycervixx. She gave me meds just in case I was infected.(Just 4 pills I took there all at once)
    My question: Since she said I had no bacteria and because I had only unprotected oral do you think I still have a chance of having chlamydia? And also since I got treated will I be able to have kids int he future?
    5 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer.

    Posted 2 years ago #

  3. dontyouknow
    Member

    no not at all. u are fine but if you had these symptoms during vaginal sex then there will be an alert there

    Posted 2 years ago #

  4. STD Jason
    Member

    Although the standard treatment is the antiviral medications yet for you to live a longer, healthy and happy life, regular STD testing is a must. Treatment and testing can help prevent the spread of STD. It can prevent the spread to vital areas of the human body like the eyes. Complications for untreated chlamydia can cause blindness. Another complication is infertility since chlamydial virus can affect the fallopian tubes and uterus of the women. Men can experience pain and swelling since the chlamydial bacteria can affect the prostate and testicles.

    Regular STD testing is required for the partners. Complete the course of STD tests. Finished the treatment until the disease is eventually cured. Although it is a good idea to use condoms for sexual protection, yet this is just for the purpose of reducing the risk of STD infections. Having an STD Testing at Local STD Testing Labs, one can keep track his or her reproductive health. In this way, one can learn also to prevent the STD from infecting others.

    Posted 2 years ago #

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