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Who gave me Ngu
Ok I was recently diagnoised with ngu i have had 2 sex partners in the past 2 months I have had sex with both with out a condom 1 wiich is my girl friend the other just a friend i had sex with my friend in the middle of sep and she was tested 3 week after we had sex her test results came back negative. I then had sex with my girl friend the 2nd third and fourth of oct 2 days ago she tested postive for chlamydia and i now have ngu. my girl friend claims that the only time she could have aquired this infection was a april of last year when we wernt together. but we have had sex after that time unprotected.But my friends still does not have it and i just started seeing symptoms is this possible
It's possible that you're just beginning to see/experience symptoms, yes.
Chlamydia is considered "silent", meaning many people infected will not present or notice any symptoms. If symptoms do occur, they are usually experienced within 7-10 days after exposure. If a person becomes infected, a test for chlamydia (as well as gonorrhea) will likely come back positive within 1-2 days.
NGU is caused by chlamydia. So, whoever had chlamydia technically gave you NGU. Honestly though, the "who done its" in this situation shouldn't be of importance. Again - because the disease is silent in most, it's difficult to say who acquired it first and who passed it to whom first.
What's IS important here? If all three of you engaged in unprotected sex, have a standard STD/STI panel performed to rule out anything other than chlamydia, and get treated with antibiotics asap. Finish your course of antibiotics before having sex again, unless your doctor specifies otherwise.
Best of luck!
Chlamydia is considered "silent", meaning many people infected will not present or notice any symptoms. If symptoms do occur, they are usually experienced within 7-10 days after exposure. If a person becomes infected, a test for chlamydia (as well as gonorrhea) will likely come back positive within 1-2 days.
NGU is caused by chlamydia. So, whoever had chlamydia technically gave you NGU. Honestly though, the "who done its" in this situation shouldn't be of importance. Again - because the disease is silent in most, it's difficult to say who acquired it first and who passed it to whom first.
What's IS important here? If all three of you engaged in unprotected sex, have a standard STD/STI panel performed to rule out anything other than chlamydia, and get treated with antibiotics asap. Finish your course of antibiotics before having sex again, unless your doctor specifies otherwise.
Best of luck!
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