I recently received my test results, which showed a Chlamydia IgG test result of 1:32. I've already completed a course of Doxycycline treatment. I'm concerned about the potential risk of anal cancer associated with anal Chlamydia.
Could you please provide me with more information about:
1. The likelihood of developing anal cancer given my test results and treatment?
2. Any additional steps I can take to reduce my risk of anal cancer?
3. Recommended follow-up testing or check-ups to monitor for potential complications?
Thank you for your time and expertise. I look forward to hearing back from you.
Best regards,
Ravi
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1. Very low likelihood
2. There is not proven prophylaxis for anal cancer till date.
3. If you have pain with stools or bleeding, consult a surgeon , in the future
Friendly advice: Follow screening guidelines for routine cancers. Anal cancer doesn’t fall in that category. Stop worrying about anal cancer
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