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I i have chlamydia in my eyes, can i reinfect myself w my contacts if i changed contacts the day after i took my prescription?
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Ocular chlamydia?: Are you sure you have chlamydia in your eyes? Professionally diagnosed? This can happen in people with genital chlamydia, but is very rare. If you have no eye symptoms, they aren't infected. In any case, it should be safe to change contacts after taking the treatment.
Answered 11/20/2016
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