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Tested positive on chlamydia but didn't treated. after several months, diagnosed with pid but test result on chlamydia is negative. how is it possible?
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Your immune system: Your immune system may have cleared the active chlamydia over time such that whatever test you had may not have found active disease. It does not mean your system did not suffer harm with the germ. You may well have significant tube scarring.
Answered 9/23/2016
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