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Should i see a specialist for chlamydia infection, or can my regular doctor take care of it?

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See specialist: If you are a woman you should see an ob/gyn.Because chlamidia although is easy to treat, it already migh t ve caused damage to your reproductive organs leading to infertility. Plus you will need a full std panel as well with a pelvic exam. If you are a man, need also a full std panel and proper treatment.

Dr Hadied and 6 doctors agreed

Answered 9/28/2016

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