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chlymida and who i slept with
i tested postive for chlymida and i have already told my partner, and i have recived treament. My doctor told me the state (i live in wisconsin) will be contacting me to make sure that i have told me parnter(s) i have chlymida. Do i have to give them my parnters name? my parnter asked me not to.
okay i understand that. so if i dont tell them who they cant make me or take can legal actions can then? cause bottom line is i am not going to tell them his name.
the reason the health department tracks chlamydia infections is because it spreads easily, is very common, can cause infertility as well as infection in newborns when the mother is infected. the biggest concern is that because it tends not to cause any obvious symptoms, most folks do not seek out testing/treatment for it so they want to make sure it's done. Typically if you tell them that you already told your partner and they were treated, they offer counseling/education on std prevention for you and don't make a big deal out of it.
yes my partner is receiving treatment.
so i dont need to give them the name?
i wont get introuble for not giving them the name?
so i dont need to give them the name?
i wont get introuble for not giving them the name?
The health department will call you and request your partners name. You don't have to give it but they will explain further to you why it is so important to do so.
did your partner also receive treatment?
grace
did your partner also receive treatment?
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