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A member asked:
I took 500mg of azithromycin, then another 500mg four days later, then 300mg of doxycycline (the next day). is that enough to cure chlamydia?
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Maybe: Both drugs treat chlamydia, but the doses you took aren't standard. We treat chlamydia with 1000 mg of Azithromycin all at once or with a week of doxycycline. The treatment you took would probably work, but no one has ever studied it.
Answered 6/24/2014
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