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Q: Untreated Chlamydia Affect Fertility?

asked by: hurtandsad on January 15th, 2008

New User

When I was younger I got a really bad case of chylamdia. Is it true that if you let it go, without getting to a doctor that you can't reproduce? I can honestly say I had it for a long time and didn't know. I had gone to a clinic to get checked out and they said that wasnt it. And then about 7-8 months later I went to a real doctor and I had it. I hadnt had sex during that time frame (i chose to go celibate) And now that I have been with the same man 2 years. Tested first. For the past 1.5 yr Ive been trying to get pregnant and cant. I really want to have another baby. My clock is ticking. Can someone enlighten me please?

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Jude-Love

replied on January 15th, 2008

Active User, very eHealthy

If you have been trying for over a year, you need to ask your gynecologist for a referral to a fertility specialist. Once you meet with a specialist, they can investigate what is going on and find out why you aren't getting pregnant.

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