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Q: Chlamydia And Bleeding

asked by: numba1eyceygurl on September 21st, 2006

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On tuesday I was diagnosed with chlamydia and my doctor prescribed 4 pink pills that I was to take all at once.

I want to know when can I have sex again?

Also, since I have been on this medication I have been experiencing vaginal bleeding. It's almost like a period. I have to change tampons like every 3 hours. Its fairly medium to heavy in flow. I want to know if this is normal or should I go back to the doctor and get checked.

If anybody has experienced this, please contact me

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Mabel

replied on September 22nd, 2006

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You can have sex now. But you'll want to have your partner wear a condom. If you are with the same partner who you shared the chlamydia infection with, they also need to be treated or they will continue to give it back to you.

Always wear a condom, it is your best protection against stds and can help prevent pregnancy.

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