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A member asked:
Took azithromycin the first week of a new pack of birth control on the third week had sex without a condom was i protected?
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No: The med was likely out of your system or at such a low level it would not protect you from a reinfection. Try using condoms if your active.It will not prevent all STD's but gives you at least partial protection.I hope you understand that chlamydia can go infect your Fallopian tubes and render you functionally sterile.
Answered 11/20/2015
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