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Finished my antibiotics, how to tell if my chlamydia is gone?
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Symptoms: If your symptoms are gone, then it's gone. Repeat testing to prove cure is not necessary, but repeat testing in 3 months to be sure you haven't been reinfected is recommended.
Answered 9/28/2016
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