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Suggest Treatment For Recurring Chlamydia

hi my name is jonathan i am 35 years old,i have bin sufferring from prostatitis for about 13 years and am very much suffering from chlamydia for 6 years,even when i cure my chlamydia it comes back to me so quickly...is there anything i can do about it?
Tue, 24 Jun 2014
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

Normally with chlamydia, the partner needs to be treated as well. If this has not be done, this may be the reason for the repeated infection.

If your partner has been treated but your infection in still recurring, it is possible that it is not being adequately treated with the medication that you are using. It may be resistant to that therapy.

Your doctor may need to look into other antibiotic options.

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Suggest Treatment For Recurring Chlamydia

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Normally with chlamydia, the partner needs to be treated as well. If this has not be done, this may be the reason for the repeated infection. If your partner has been treated but your infection in still recurring, it is possible that it is not being adequately treated with the medication that you are using. It may be resistant to that therapy. Your doctor may need to look into other antibiotic options. I hope this helps