What are the chances of chlamydia re- infection after having unprotected oral sex with an infected partner?
Thursday, December 10th, 2009 at
3:12 am
I had chlamydia and took my antibiotics (the single dose). I didn’t have sex for 7 days like I was told, but then had unprotected oral sex with my partner who hadn’t been treated yet. Should I get re-tested again now? Or wait the 3 months?
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If you had sex with him before you were diagnosed with Chlamydia, odds are, he’s infected as well. It’s an STD that transmits sexually and right away. If he didn’t go get tested then tell him he needs to. I would seriously get tested again and let them (where ever you go) know what you did, etc. . . Good Luck!
True, Go to a doc and get yourself as well as your partner tested.
In future, For oral sex, use a dental dam.
Additionally, Certain herbal remedies have proven to be highly effective in supporting conventional medical treatments to fight off infection and boost the immune system. Herbal remedies are safe to use, non-addictive and address overall health and wellbeing.
Carefully selected herbs such as Hypoxis Rooperi (extract of African Potato), Agathosma Betulina (buchu), Mentha Piperita and Solidago Virgaurea (also known as Goldenrod) promote the healthy functioning of the immune system and strengthen the natural protective ability of the body to fight infection. In addition, Viscum Album, Crataegus Oxyacanthoides, Schizandra Sinesis, Astralagus Membranaceus and Olea Europea (extract of olive leaf) act as a natural rejuvenating and supportive tonic.
Get more details if you wish here http://www.healthherbsandnutrition.com/remedies/c/chlamydia.htm
Go with your gut feeling! It can spread through regular intercourse and oral intercourse