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I have been diagnosed with chlamydia for the second time now. Any potential partners in this most recent diagnosis have tested negative, so I am concerned that I have been re-infected from chlamydia living in my GI. If this is the case, will I ever be able to have unprotected sex in my lifetime or will I always be carrying around chlamydia?
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Take proper antibiotics course to eliminate chylamydia,
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