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Chlamydia and UTIs
I've been having frequent UTIs, and the first time I had a UTI I asked to get tested for Chlamydia. It was negative. Now, I'm on my 4th course of penicillin since ultimo October/primo November, and the on-call GP told me that even though I tested negative for Chlamydia with a standard swap, there may still be Chlamydia bacteria in my urethra. Is this possible?
24 yo
I'm not changing partners, nor is he.
24 yo
I'm not changing partners, nor is he.
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