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Had a chlamydia infection about 2 years ago. got treated and am now fine. any chances this infection can cause health problems in the future or no?
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Yes: Chlamydia in the past increases your risk of pelvic inflammatory disease and can lead to infertility or at least an increase ectopic (tubal) pregnancies.
Answered 7/2/2015
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