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I had sex with a girl that had chlamydia. i was being treated for chlamydia at the time so i was still taking meds. does this mean im reinfected?
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Possibly: If you were in the beginning of the course of medication, you probably were treated. All patients being treated for chlamydia should undergo repeat testing (a test of cure) approximately 30 days after finishing antibiotics to ensure that the infection was irradicated. You should have your doctor retest you in a month if he/she hasn't already planned to do so.
Answered 9/28/2016
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