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IgM antibodies may remain detectable for 2-4 months (or longer) following disease resolution; therefore, a positive IgM result may not necessarily indicate 'acute' infection and additional testing (e.g., IgG testing) may be necessary to interpret results. Reinfections are charac- terised by an increase in the IgA and/or IgG titer in the ab- sence of an IgM response.
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IgM antibodies may remain detectable for 2-4 months (or longer) following disease resolution; therefore, a positive IgM result may not necessarily indicate 'acute' infection and additional testing (e.g., IgG testing) may be necessary to interpret results. Reinfections are characterized by an increase in the IgA and/or IgG titer in the absence of an IgM response.
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Hello mam your doctor give you 20 pills for 10 day one pills two times a day so me suggest the complete the course of the antibiotics because some times chlamydia infection relapse occurs if we left with minor not active chlamydia species stay in our body so I suggest the complete the course even you are now asymtomatic from infection thank you please feedback and consult any time add me in your favourite doctor list :um1327.
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First information given by you is vague incomplete.
Chlamydia infect eyes also and genitals alos which one you had and regarding your question serology test for chlamydia is not recommended. And not standardized. In one study it says that chlamydia antibody igg remain for years but it declines over time naat like pcr from sample like urine or swab is done.
Chlamydia infect eyes also and genitals alos which one you had and regarding your question serology test for chlamydia is not recommended. And not standardized. In one study it says that chlamydia antibody igg remain for years but it declines over time naat like pcr from sample like urine or swab is done.
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Homeopathy Doctor•Chennai
Symptomatic homeopathic medicines helps for you, its better to consult any homeopathy doctor near by you. Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted infection caused by a bacteria called chlamydia trachomatis.
Usually it doesn't cause any symptoms and can be easily treated with antibiotics. However, if it isn’t treated early it can spread to other parts of your body and lead to long-term health problems.
Signs of chlamydia in women
increase in vaginal discharge
pain or burning when urin...more
Usually it doesn't cause any symptoms and can be easily treated with antibiotics. However, if it isn’t treated early it can spread to other parts of your body and lead to long-term health problems.
Signs of chlamydia in women
increase in vaginal discharge
pain or burning when urin...more
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Hi no worries,
ya, some times chlamydia will take long times to cure,
symptomatic & constitutional homeopathy medicines works well for chlamydia. Tip to avoid sti
use condoms always,
avoid unprotected oral sex,
avoid lip kisses,
keep clean your private parts before and after sex,
ya, some times chlamydia will take long times to cure,
symptomatic & constitutional homeopathy medicines works well for chlamydia. Tip to avoid sti
use condoms always,
avoid unprotected oral sex,
avoid lip kisses,
keep clean your private parts before and after sex,
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