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Can a medication treat more than one thing. or should i get separate medication. for example if i had chlamydia and a uti?
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Maybe/not: The usual primary drugs for chlamydia are seldom effective in treating a UTI. Treatments vary with the suspected germ & local drug resistance information.
Answered 10/10/2020
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