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A member asked:
Good day i was prescribed two 500mg tablets of azithromycin along with my partner for chlamydia and after two days after taking the condm broke do i?
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No need to repeat Rx: if partner was on treatment at the same time as well. Broken condom, however, does present a risk for pregnancy, depending on cycle, etc., and may need Rx.
Answered 4/24/2017
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