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I was diagnosed with trichoniasis both my husband and i got treated. but i think i still have symptoms, could we still have it?
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STD: Symptoms can persist after successful treatment due to the inflammatory response of the lining of your urethra. If in doubt, get rechecked.
Answered 4/11/2013
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