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Is there a way to catch Chlamydia if both your partners tested negative and you always use condoms? |
I recently was diagnosed with Chlamydia when I thought I had a UTI (I get those sometimes). Both my partners were tested and they were negative. I just can't figure out how I could have caught this. I have been with two people only in 5 years. I was dealing with a nurse practitioner (the doctor was on vacation) and honestly I did not trust her and never really saw my first results. I am thinking of contactin them so my initial sample can be re-tested again. NO. You cant give someone something you dont have and you cant get something that someone else doesnt have. Chlamydia doesnt just appear. one is lieing on this matter chlamydia. is a sexualey transmitted deaese this is fact . my opion? |
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