FP/IM/GYN/UC: Most primary care physicians can perform this testing-usually a vaginal culture or urine testing.
Answered 5/26/2019
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Vaginal swab: Any doctor's office or clinic can easily test for chlamydia; see your primary care provider. The best test in women is a simple vaginal swab, which often is collected by the patient herself. It's quick, simple, and painless. If you think you're at risk, do it ASAP: every day's delay risks compications like fallopian tube infection and future infertility. Good luck!
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