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4th Rx for std

2018-07-12 23:09:48
I was diagnosed with trichomoniasis by my gyn, however this is my 4th Rx for metronidazole. The first 3 were take 4 pills at once the new Rx has 8 pills. I have not had unprotected sex since the diagnosis i dont understand why so many Rx? Am i being missied diagnosed? This is my first time with a STD I am loosing my mind about this. Why are the meds not working?
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Get done culture of your discharge with the help of gynecologist.According to report take medicine oral as well as local but partner also should take medicine.No sex for 10 days.Maintain hygiene.

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