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If im being treated for chlamydia and i have sex with someone who is also being treated will i reinfect myself and need to be treated again?
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Possibly: It's best to wait until both partners have completed the full prescribed treatment course to minimize both individuals' risk of re-infection.
Answered 2/22/2019
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