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A member asked:
If i got treated for chlamydia and only waited 5 days after treatment to have intercourse instead of 7 did i reinfect myself?
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Possible: If you did not use a condom you can get the infection again and you potentialy gave it to your sex partner.
Answered 9/28/2016
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