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Me and my boyfriend had recently been treated for ureaplasma (sti). we took it only 3 days ago , we had sex and the condom had broke. he pulled out almost immediately. do you think ill get it again. ?
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Ureaplasma: Repeat question, see previoius reply. Ureaplasma is harmless and usually doesn't require treatment, so potential reexposure probably is harmless.
Answered 7/1/2020
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