Question 1

can chlamydia turn into hiv?

Accepted Answer

No: No.  That would be like a frog turning into a prince.  It doesn&#x27;t happen, not even after a lot of kissing.  However, a person can have both (chlamydia and HIV), if having sex with an infected person or persons.

Question 2

if left untreated can chlamydia turn into hiv or aids?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely not: Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted disease caused by the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis. Although HIV is also a sexually transmitted disease, it is a VIRUS, not a bacteria, and not in any way remotely related to the chlamydia bacteria. Bacteria do not change into viruses at any time. AIDS is the progressive end-stage form of HIV so that would not be derived from chlamydia either.

Question 3

can chlamydia and hiv be contacted at the same time

Accepted Answer

Yes: Aquiring one sexually tramsitted disease is usually coupled with another std as well. This includes gonnorrhea and hiv, especially if the partner has risk factors for having these infections (e.g. Drug use, prostitution, many sexual partners, etc.). If any concern, testing for these is recommended.

Question 4

if my partner and i both have chlamydia and its been untreated can it turn too hiv even if we havent had any sex with anyone else?

Accepted Answer

: Chlamydia does not change to HIV. Often sexually transmitted diseases come in pairs because the person they contacted had two infections. The reality is that having Chlamydia logically means that at least one partner was with someone else.

Question 5

i got my results for chlamydia/gonnrea today. it was -ve. i still have not my hiv results. my chances of contracting hiv if i had protected sex?

Accepted Answer

HIV: If by 'protected' you mean you used a condom, then your risk is minimal to none.  Of course, it's always possible that a tiny breach in the condom could cause risk of exposure, but this would also constitute a very tiny risk, and that's assuming that your partner is HIV positive.  Of course, you are right to do the test, but the liklihood is all will be fine!

Question 6

what are the chances of chlamydia from eating a girl out? i know its extremely rare for someone to catch hiv this way. what about with chlamydia?

Accepted Answer

Oral Sex and STDs: It is very unlikely for the partner performing oral sex on a female to get infected with chlamydia.   Chlamydia is more of a infection of the cervix, not the labia or clitoris and thus very low risk of transmission with simple oral sex. .  Now, the same does not go the other way.  A partner performing oral sex on an infected penis is at high risk for getting chlamydia.

Question 7

will pep still be effective 2 weeks after a possible exposure to hiv? recently found out i have chlamydia and now i want to be tested 4 everything.

Accepted Answer

3 days only: PEP for HIV should be given within 3 days ( https://www.aids.gov/hiv-aids-basics/prevention/reduce-your-risk/post-exposure-prophylaxis/ ). Sounds like you should be tested for at least  GC, syphilis, and HIV, maybe Hep C and HSV I and II. Often available through local health department clinic at little or no direct cost.

Question 8

sex on dec 9 and caught chlamydia and got treated and now my lymph glands are swollen on the right  the left one is sometimes is this hiv or ?

Accepted Answer

No: You are not specific about the lymph nodes location, but chlamydia infection of the cervix will not manifest as swollen lymph nodes in the groin.  Also, this is not typically the earliest manifestation of HIV / aids.  I would return to your doctor for full std testing to put these questions to rest.

Question 9

i had the test that covers chlamydia gonorrhea and hiv 85 days ago how accurate are these tests and do i need to do a retake. any help is appreciated?

Accepted Answer

Re take if...: Re take  the testing if you were re-exposed to someone again who is at risk or you were recently treated for one of the above STD's and a negative result is in order to know that the treatment was effective. HIV should be retested again 6 months after the last negative test or  at risk exposure to ensure negativity.

Question 10

does chlamydia have anything in common with hiv , other than both being an std ?

Accepted Answer

STD: Only commonality is sexual transmission one bacterial origin with serious complications to the unborn. The second virus with very serious immune compromise as yet remains deadly but treatment and understanding has made great strides over the last twenty years.

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I got my results for chlamydia/gonnrea today. it was -ve. i still have not my hiv results. my chances of contracting hiv if i had protected sex?

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What are the chances of chlamydia from eating a girl out? i know its extremely rare for someone to catch hiv this way. what about with chlamydia?

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Will pep still be effective 2 weeks after a possible exposure to hiv? recently found out i have chlamydia and now i want to be tested 4 everything.

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Sex on dec 9 and caught chlamydia and got treated and now my lymph glands are swollen on the right the left one is sometimes is this hiv or ?

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I had the test that covers chlamydia gonorrhea and hiv 85 days ago how accurate are these tests and do i need to do a retake. any help is appreciated?

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Does chlamydia have anything in common with hiv , other than both being an std ?

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