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Chlamydia treatment failed, what do i do now?
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Please return to: Your physician. Tx can fail if antibiotics are not taken as directed or if you have sex during the 7 day window associated with treatment. You can also be easily re-infected with chlamydia. Please seek medical care now.
Answered 7/24/2013
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