Friable Cervix

About 6months ago, I went to my doctor complaining about severe bleeding during sex, but with no pain. I learned I had chlamydia, and that this was most likely the cause of my bleeding. After doing some of my own research, I believe what I had was a friable cervix due to the chlamydia. I am positive that I am now STD free because I went for a follow up to make sure the antibiotics had successfully treated the chlamydia.
I had not had sex until recently after my treatment of chlamydia 6months ago. I expected my bleeding to go away since my chlamydia had been treated, but I still saw some spotting on the sheets.
Is a friable cervix a permanent consequence of chlamydia? Or should it go away because my chlamydia has been treated?

[kdaily]

you need to talk to your doctor about this, you could have PID if you had chlamydia for a long time. was your partner tested and treated as well... are you having protected sex now?

You really should follow up with your doctor and talk about these two issues.

[katie2010510]

I've had 2 pap smears since, and I tested negative for bacterial infections. I'm having protected sex, and my partner was treated. I believe I had chlamydia for around 6months before I got treated, but I am not 100% positive since there is no sure way to tell.