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Took chlamid/gono rna tma test 7 calendar days after exposure.no symptoms. are these positive results or completely useless give timeframe from exposure to test?
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These results are most likely accurate, but you could retest in another week if you still have concerns. Your public health department can advise you also.
Answered 11/3/2022
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