(I was tested for glandular fever, by the way) but would they still have noticed anything about Chlamydia

Post edited at 6:53 am on July 6, 2008 by Anonymous

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if they tested for it then yes

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no it was tested for glanjalafever  (don't know how to spell it)

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Did you ask them to specifically look for that blood disorder? You should have. It's still possible.

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well would they have said if they'd noticed anything wrong with my blood/pee sample

I suggest asking your doctor for a full STD check if you're worried.

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kid, I wrote back,
all lovers betray.

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They won't just test for it, I think there are specific tests for it.

I suggest asking your doctor for a full STD check if you're worried.

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can you die from chlamydia? or not be able to have children?

http://www.womenshealth.gov/faq/stdchlam.htm#7

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kid, I wrote back,
all lovers betray.

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I remember in Psychology class, something saying about 39% of people who take an STD test (though the stats of course has changed.) usually show up as not having it when they do.

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That's horrible.  

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Post edited at 6:51 am on July 6, 2008 by Duke

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I remember in Psychology class, something saying about 39% of people who take an STD test (though the stats of course has changed.) usually show up as not having it when they do.

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Oh fuck. :/

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