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Gave me doxycycline, but said I shouldn't need to take it since I took the azithromycin 2 days ago. Also gave me metronidazole as a precaution for trich but told me it was optional to take. Definitely said I should talk to my girlfriend about it.
I'll wait until after this weekend before taking both medications since I'm going to spend the weekend with my girlfriend and I'll most likely have a chat with her.
Also, as far as her odor goes, I'm pretty sure she's aware of it. She told me she needed to go to a pharmacy for something "female related" and I caught a glimpse of her buying a ******. I'm pretty sure she was trying to hide it from me as well.
It got me thinking though that is it possible that one of us has had chlamydia for months (assuming that's what it is), not shown any symptoms, and all of a sudden one of us starts showing symptoms? What else could my NGU results show when they come back besides chlamydia?
Thanks to everyone for their help!
She needs to stop douching (apparently that's not a bad word lol) and go to the doctor. She should at least not be douching for 24-48 hours before she goes to the doctor.
Its quite possible you all are sharing chlamydia, but testing is what is going to determine that. NGU is really just an infection in the urethra that isn't gonorrhea or chlamydia. You can read more about it at www.ashastd.org
Aj