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Why shouldn't a man urinate 2 hours before a urine test for chlamydia?
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Urine & Chlamydia: Because this is a hard way to detect chlamydia and you want enough time for the bacteria to potentially be in a concentration big enough to detect.
Answered 6/4/2013
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