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A member asked:
If you think you had a false positive chlamydia test, have already taken the medication to treat it, can you re-test or is it too late?
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You can retest: If you have been treated with proper dose of antibiotics, chances are the test will be negative most of the time if treatment is successful.
Answered 11/8/2020
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