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Is it normal to have vaginal problems after chlamydia?
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No: The treatments for chlamydia are excellent and all symptoms should clear up within a few days. After that, there shouldn't be any kind of "vaginal problem" or other symptoms. See your doctor if the problem continues.
Answered 11/29/2014
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