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Can you trust a chlamydia home test?
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Depends on brand: There are a few over the counter brands now offering home chlamydia tests. Reports indicate they are quite accurate. Of course if positive you still need to see a doctor for treatment. Because this is a new concept i suspect the doctor may want to confirm the results.
Answered 12/13/2020
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