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anonymous
writes:I split up with my partner about 6 months ago and we have started meeting up again and having sex. he found out that he had clamidia, so we both got antibiotics for it. however we had sex whilst still on the antibiotics with a condom and it split 2 days before my antibiotics run out. (it's a 7 day wait for sex without a condom) will i be ok? or should i go and get some more? please help
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reader, anonymous, writes (21 July 2008): You present as age 18-21 (overage) and currently living in the UK. Good I can help.
The NHS in the UK run a 24/7 telephone advice service. http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/index.aspx. You can contact them on 0845 4647 if you need emergency advice on contraception, pregnancy or sexual diseases. Don't be afraid, call them, they are there to help. They have special services for teenagers in the UK and are able to provide advice and support.
Please call them and get proper medical advice. Chlamydia can affect your fertility so make an appointment for an examination as soon as you can. Take your boyfriend with you as well. Good luck, don't delay, make that call today.
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reader, anonymous, writes (21 July 2008): Don't risk having a Chlamydia infection that's not correctly treated. Get yourself tested again and treated. Check out this site: http://www.chlamydia-test.co.uk
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reader, jannygege +, writes (21 July 2008):
Don't risk having a Chlamydia infection that's not correctly treated. Get yourself tested again and treated. Check out this site: http://www.chlamydia-test.co.uk
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reader, c3c3znumba1  +, writes (15 June 2008):
go to a doctor only htey can tell you if you need more or not.
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reader, anonymous, writes (15 June 2008): The sex without a condom would only apply in normal circumstances as a safety net so as to avoid your partner contracting the disease. If you've both been on the antibiotics for it, I imagine you'll be fine. Having said this, go and speak to your pharmacist.
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reader, cd206 +, writes (15 June 2008):
 Speak to your local pharmacist. Different antibiotics act in different ways. Some start working within 24 hours, others need a full week to work, so you'll need to take further advice from a pharmacist or GUM doctor.
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