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Uti medicine can cause false positive std test?
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No: If you had testing for an std (i will assume that you mean from a culture of your cervix) then you should absolutely assume that it is a positive result. It needs to be treated and you need to go back in in 1-2 weeks for a "test of cure".
Answered 8/31/2013
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