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By banani | Sep 05, 2008

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negative blood test, postive urine test

I recently slept with this guy who told me he might have chlamydia from his ex girlfriend. well he went to go get testedd and his blood test came back negative but he doesnt have the results from his urine test yet. Is there a possibility his urine test can come back positive? and if so what does that mean? If someone does have chlamydia is it a 50/50 chance that you can get it or is it like 100% you'll get it if you didnt use any condoms?

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auntiejessi

Sep 05, 2008

Yes, the blood tests aren't as accurate as the urine tests.

You should also test.

Its not 100%, but its up there.

Aj

banani

Sep 05, 2008

To: auntiejessi

Thanx Aj. So i guess if the urine test comes back positive that means he has Chlamydia right? I'm definetly going to test. thanx again.

auntiejessi

Sep 05, 2008

Yes, that's what it means.

Aj

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