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How long after does the symptoms of chlamdyia last for after treatment? can it last up to two weeks?
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Chlamydia: Usually, symptoms should subside within 7 days after treatment. However, reinfection is possible very soon after treatment, thus all partners need to be treated as well. If symptomatic after 2 weeks, it may be wise to visit the doctor for evaluation.
Answered 9/28/2016
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