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Chlamydia

by concern_mother, Apr 26, 2008 11:08AM
Hello!
I have the bigest concern in my life. I had chlamydia when I was yunger by my daughters father... Years after I had my daughter. My daughter is now 10 years old. She never been sexualy abuse or anything and it's confirmed by the doctors but she have chlamydia. How a 10 years old child that has't been touch by any men can get chlamydia???? Now I have to stop working and stop my entire life to supervise her 24/7... No one is telling me where she got that but the only thing they want to put on my doughters and my head it's that she got rape when she didn't. Can someone explain this to me? Can she may had it from a dirty bathroom on school or public bathrooms? I am extreamly desperate.... please someone tell me something!!!!
Member Comments (8)

by auntiejessi, Apr 26, 2008 07:31PM
I'm so sorry, but the only way she got chlamydia is if someone had sexual contact with her.

She wouldn't have gotten it from you during birth if you had it years prior to her, and you were treated.  Also, if she had it at delivery, she would have been sick.

My guess is you were probably tested during pregnancy anyway.

Maybe you should take her to a counselor, or someone she can trust who can talk to her about sexual abuse.  Maybe she's just afraid to tell you about it.

I wish you and your daughter the very best.

AJ

by concern_mother, Apr 29, 2008 02:42PM
To: Guess What!!!!
I was so concern about my daughter "having chlamidia" that I was about to take my life away because there wasn't any track of her been abuse or of her having sex.... she still a virgin and her rectal still intact. I took her to Emergency Room to do another test. They took they time and examing her left and right. Everything still intact... so how she got chlamidia?... let me tell you... the test that they did on the Emergecy Room came out to be NEGATIVE... how it came out POSITIVE the first time... well buy the Doctors and the Specialist the test that was done by the Pediatrician it was wrong... the swab was infected as it is and she touch my daugter with it and thats why she became positive... luckly she doesn't have it at all... she never did... the infection was on the swab not on my daughter... THANKS TO GOD!!!!!

by auntiejessi, Apr 29, 2008 03:56PM
The doctor used an infected swab?  I have a very hard time believing that.

There are such things as false positives, but I have a hard time believing a medical professional would swab someone with a previously used swab.  The only way a swab could have been infected with chlamydia is if someone else had been tested for chlamydia with that swab.  Since that swab should have immediately been placed in the testing medium, which is in a vial, and taken to the lab, I can not see how the doc would have swabbed your daughter with a previously used swab.

Something must be going on, or you wouldn't have had your 10 year old tested for chlamydia in the first place.

I am NOT saying your daughter was sexually abused, but sexual abuse can consist of rubbing genitals, and that would have left everything intact, but still be able to transmit chlamydia.

You will chose to do what you want, and believe what you want, but it might be worth a confirmation test to make sure that the second test wasn't a false negative, instead of the first one being a false positive.

Also, has anyone talked to your daughter about all this?  Has she said she's been touched inappropriately?  If she has, I urge you to believe this.

AJ



by MED_STUDENT008, May 01, 2008 06:21PM
To: CONCERN_MOTHER
YOUR CHILD MAY HAVE NEVER HAD SEXUAL INTERCOURSE, BUT MAYBE SHE HAS HAD ORAL SEX DONE TO HER OR HAVE PRACTICED IT HERSELF. IT IS PROVEN THAT A PERSON CAN GET CHLAMYDIA FROM ORAL OR FROM TOUCHING THE PRIVATE AREA WITH AN INFECTED HAND. MAYBE YOU SHOULD NOT SUGGEST THAT SHE HAS HAD SEX, BUT IF SHE HAS HAD ANY KIND OF CONTACT. GOOD LUCK!

by auntiejessi, May 01, 2008 07:25PM
Actually, oral chlamydia is very rare, and touching with hands won't spread chlamydia.

However, if any genital to genital rubbing had occured, that could transmit chlamydia.

AJ

by concern_mother, May 03, 2008 10:05AM
To: Bolive it or not!
She never had been touch or had oral or any type of sex. She doesn't, well until that day, she never knew what sex was. And yes, a supouse to be profecional use the same swab with 2 people, the second one it came out to be the positive one not my daughter... so call "PROFESIONALS?"... I got prove and thats why I'm talking to lawyers now...

by auntiejessi, May 03, 2008 10:21AM
I guess I'm wondering why you had a 10 year old tested in the first place.

by MED_STUDENT008, May 03, 2008 02:21PM
Sry about the letters in all caps. New to web
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