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Do you prescribe antibiotics for stds?
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Yes: most STD's are treated with some form of antibiotic
Answered 3/19/2016
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Confusing question: It seems odd that you would question whether STD's are treated with antibiotics.That is evident to most.If the question is whether we will provide YOU with treatment.The answer is no.The public Healthtap site is an information source.There is a paid concierge service affiliated with the site, but proper treatment requires testing and an exam. You should look for a local source and schedule a visit
Answered 10/23/2017
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Yes I understand that,but I never had any STDs period,I was having trouble urinating and all that was taken was a urine sample and prescribed antibiot?
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Can you get a STD *from* a antibiotic ? Sorry if the question sounds strange.
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