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I had chlamydia over a year ago and took the prescribed antibiotic. all symptoms went away. year later i'm getting symptoms. can it come back?
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Chlamydia symptoms: Symptoms don't say much: the symptoms of chlamydia are nonspecific, meaning the same symptoms occur with many other health problems. It is unlikely you still have chlamydia, but it's possible. See your doctor and get tested. Good luck.
Answered 4/29/2020
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