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Retested negative for chlamydia but still having discharge and it burn when i pee could i still have it?
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See answer : If you retested negative for chlamydia but still having symptoms, it suggests that you have another inflammatory or infectious process going on whether it be a UTI or vaginitis (std or not). Would recommend repeat exam and evaluation for other causes of your symptoms by your md or gyne.
Answered 9/28/2016
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