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Transmission Of Chlamydia
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Transmission of chlamydia and HIVHi Dr. Bob,I haven't been to The Body in awhile, but I have a couple of questions - and I would bet my grandmother there's nothing like this in the archives. I'll try to stick to the bare bones of the story.I'm a HIV+ gay man,...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,You would "bet your grandmother" there is nothing like your question in the archives? Oh brave, brave man. Do you have any idea how extensive and crazed the archives are? OK, so let's see, your story involves a short muscular inked...
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chlamydia transmissionHow exactly do you get chlymadia? Can you get it through unprotected intercourse even if the guy... Read more »masturbation and chlamydiai was treated for chlamydia 3 days ago and the doctor told me not to have sex for 7 days.Can i... Read more »
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ChlamydiaWhat Is Chlamydia? How Common Is Chlamydia? How Do People Get Chlamydia? What Are the Symptoms of Chlamydia? What Complications Can Result From Untreated Chlamydia? How Does Chlamydia Affect a Pregnant Woman and Her Baby? How Is... Read more »
Circumcised Men Less Apt to Transmit ChlamydiaA new study suggests that women whose male sexual partner is circumcised are less likely to contract Chlamydia trachomatis than those whose partner is uncircumcised. Dr. Xavier Castellsague, of Institut Catala d'Oncologia in Barcelona, and... Read more »
ChlamydiaOverview Cause Transmission Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment Prevention Complications Research Related Links Overview Chlamydia is a curable sexually transmitted infection (STI). You can get chlamydial infection during vaginal, oral, or... Read more »
Chlamydia: Preventive Medicine Group Recommends Annual Screening for Some WomenThe American College of Preventive Medicine has recommended that all sexually active women age 25 or younger, as well as sexually active women with other risk factors, be screened annually for chlamydia. Other risk factors include having a new male... Read more »
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Can you catch chlamydia orally by someone who has rectal chlamydia?
Posted by chrono5, 1 Reply
I've just been treated for rectal chlamydia, but I have a partner who we both have never had anal sex with, but he has given me oral sex. I haven't told him just yet because I found out today and I'm waiting until he is back, but I was wondering...
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Chlamydia testing
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi,does anyone around here happen to know how frequent an occurence false negatives are with Chlamydia testing through PCR on first-catch urine? Thanks in advance, anonymous Read more » How To Cure Chlamydia
Posted by PhilWeill
Dear patient, Did you know Chlamydia can kill you? Chlamydia is one of the most sever STD's in the world ruining people lives. It can cut your life short. Kill you young. Make your penis fall off... or if you are a woman, make you unable to pee, have... Read more » chlamydia
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
It seems there's a lot of confusion about test procedures for chlamydia. The best way to test is by taking a swab and/or urine test. Blood test may or maynot pick up chlamydia and there seems to be a lot of false positive readings via blood tests....
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