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After having chlamydia for the first time and being treated.. can it come back even if me and my partner are protecting ourselves?
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Treating Chlamydia: If you are appropriately treated and you have no new exposures the infection cannot come back. But, if your partner or you are not fully treated before resuming your relationship then yes, you can get re-infected.
Answered 1/5/2019
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