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What Is The Prognosis Of Chlamydia?
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The United States Preventive Services Task Force strongly recommends the following groups of women receive yearly Chlamydia screening:
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Sexually active women age 25 and younger
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Older women with multiple sex partners
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Other women who may be at higher risk even when no symptoms are present
Call your health care professional if you have had sexual contact with someone you think has been infected with chlamydia.
Call your doctor if you have...
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