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Herpes and chalmydia
I recently tested for std panel test from lal path labs . Both Chlamydia and herpes came reactive. Currently I am taking homeopathic medicines . I am unmarried , should I marry or not. Are both of these disease curable. What happens to female partner if these disease are passed to her . I consulted to a sexologist before starting medicines ,he said that never marry . I am in a very big tension ,not able to concentrate on my work. Please reply asap. Also pls tell what happens to female partner if infection is transfered to her. Please reply ASAP
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Both can be transmitted but chlamydia has a cure and herpes coming positive needs to be considered in view of your symptoms and sign
Consult with a dermatologist or sexologist for the best management and counselling
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Dr. Anjendra R Targe
Sexologist
18 yrs exp
Pune
Hi there,
I find two very strange things here:
1. Why are the hell are you taking homeopathic medicines for your chlamydia and herpes infection?
2. I don't know what kind of a doctor's refrains you from getting married, if you have these two infections.
Having said that,
Yes, these infections can be sexually transmitted to your partner. But they are both treatable.
Secondly unless you're hiding about an infection like HIV, there's no reason why you shouldn't marry.
Lastly, avoid unsafe sexual practices like not using condoms in future if the sake of your and your partners health.
Go and start allopathic medicines right away for your infections.
Good luck.
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