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I had unprotected sex 6 days after being treated for chlamydia via azithromycin. how likely is it that i transferred it to the person?
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No risk, no worry: Chlamydia probably is no longer infectious for partners within a day or two of receiving azithromycin. Certainly there is little or no risk at 6 days. Don't worry about it.
Answered 1/31/2020
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