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5 days after treatment
Treated for Chlamydia and Gonnerhea and given and shot in buttocks and 2 antibiotic pills but had unprotected sex after 5 days is their an chance she infected her sex partner
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Well there is chance of spread as medicine take time to cure a disease
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Of course she has chance to get infected. Because he does not become symptomless with in 5 days of treament.
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You have not taken thr complete treatment for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea. The treatment will last for 2 weeks. Even then, we suggest that you have safe Intercourse for a month. So, answering your question, cross infection is possible after 5 days.
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Safe and Protected sex always helps you prevent sexually transmitted diseases.
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Dr. Anand P R
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Yes possible
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