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Gap btw course and test
Had chlamydia trachomatis in january..
Was asked to take a retest after 3 months post treatment..
Blood test. Igm and igg
But currently i am using canditral tablet bd for 3 days
And
Tab. Florita for 2 weeks
And syrup gynorite
And himalaya lukol tablets..
As i m facing itch while discharge still.
Not married
How many days post medication can i take test?
Will it affect if i take the test now??
How much gap should be there btw medication course and blood test to take!
Please say so that i can take the test
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You can go ahead and get the test for Chlamydia done even now.
None of the medicines you have enumerated have the potential of affecting Chlamydia test.
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Dr. Rashmi Anand
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12 yrs exp
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