Chlamydia?????/ need help??
Question: if your partner founds out they have chlamydia but you used a condom every single time are your still very high at risk of having it
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You are not at a high risk, but you are definatly higher than if your partner didn't have chlamydia. It is a good idea to see a doctor and get tested. Although rare for females, it is possible to have chlamydia and not have symptoms. Not being treated can lead to many long term health problems, including sterility.
yes, and if your partner has chlamydia, consider finding another partner, there is only one way to get it and that is thru sexual intercourse.
u may not be at high risk...but u are still at risk! You should get tested and get it over with and if u have it take care of it and get rid of it b4 it turns into somethin worse like PID
You are not at risk but I would get tested for the sake of safety. Additionally, if your partner has an STD and you don't, that's a bigger issue.
If you had no mistakes and consistently used a condom every single time you had sex, your risk of contracting chlamydia is relatively low. This IS the way you protect yourself from these diseases and you were wise enough to follow it. If there was even one time you did not use a condom, you should get tested.
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You are not at a high risk, but you are definatly higher than if your partner didn't have chlamydia. It is a good idea to see a doctor and get tested. Although rare for females, it is possible to have chlamydia and not have symptoms. Not being treated can lead to many long term health problems, including sterility.
yes, and if your partner has chlamydia, consider finding another partner, there is only one way to get it and that is thru sexual intercourse.
u may not be at high risk...but u are still at risk! You should get tested and get it over with and if u have it take care of it and get rid of it b4 it turns into somethin worse like PID
You are not at risk but I would get tested for the sake of safety. Additionally, if your partner has an STD and you don't, that's a bigger issue.
If you had no mistakes and consistently used a condom every single time you had sex, your risk of contracting chlamydia is relatively low. This IS the way you protect yourself from these diseases and you were wise enough to follow it. If there was even one time you did not use a condom, you should get tested.
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