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positive for chlamydia- denial/ delay?

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I dont think they check for that. They are more on xray results and infectious disease such as tb, hepa and syphilis.

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NikLR Grand Master

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I suggest seeking medical attention to diagnose and start medication immediately if you think you are infected. Untreated chlamydia can lead to infertility. You would have to disclose this at the medical. Since people with chlamydia may have syphilis or another STD as well you certainly want to be checked out before the medical and treated ASAP.

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I had a friend who unknowingly gave it to her live-in boyfriend (they're now married.) She had been treated for it, but not successfully as she didn't take all the medication (for some reason unknown to me.) Then they spent the next few years giving it back and forth to each other because one would go get treatment and the other wouldn't etc... Finally they both stopped having sex, both got treatment, both go the all clear, and finally got rid of it. Even in a monogamous relationship it's possible to have it. Granted my friend and her now husband, are not what I would consider the brightest crayons in the box. :energy:

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