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A member asked:
If the clinic says i have a std will they give me a perscription to get antibiotics or what?
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Yes they should: If you have an std, most std clinics will arrange for you to get the medication. You may need to purchase the meds (they may not be free) but are relatively cheap.
Answered 1/4/2015
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