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Chlamydia or UTI?

2018-07-17 16:19:21
Hello, I am male and I recently tested positive for chlamydia in both the penile and anal region.Before the diagnosis, I experienced some symptoms, mostly some discomfort when peeing. I started taking doxycyclin 4 days ago (1 pill/morning, 1 pill/evening), and my treatment is supposed to last 21 days in total. However, since yesterday, i've been experiencing symptoms similar to a UTI: I have a constant need to pee, and also feel like I need to defecate often. Is it possible I also got an UTI?
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Get your urine routine and culture done. It should be first urine in the morning.

Answered2018-07-17 16:43:42

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