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A member asked:
Is it possible to still have an sti infection even if i was treated about a month ago? didn't have intercourse since.
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Yes: It is still possible if the treatment given was not effective or you did not return for a follow up visit and/or repeat negative culture.
Answered 3/22/2020
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