Reinfection: You may have been reinfected or the medication did not work and you need to try another medication. Also, use condoms in the future or your tubes will get scarred and you wont be able to get pregnant when you want to have chidlren.
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The test detects DNA: Most chlamydia tests look for chlamydia dna, which can remain present for several weeks after the infection is treated. If you took your antibiotics and have no chance of being reinfected, you should be okay. For peace of mind you may consider a repeat test four weeks after treatment. Most of the time the chlamydia dna has cleared out by then.
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DNA: The test detects dna fragments from the bacteria. Even if the medication worked the test can detect fragments from the recent infection for up to three weeks. The test should not be repeated until three weeks after treatment. I recommend you have the test repeated at the appropriate time.
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