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Is brown discharge normal after bring treated for chlamydia? or does it mean you could be reinfected?
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Need re-testing: Yes, this might be a sign of incomplete treatment or re-infection. You absolutely must get re-tested. It could also be a sign of a vaginal infection caused by the antibiotics that you were on for the chlamydia!
Answered 5/15/2018
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