i have a std but my girlfriend doesnt and i dont cheat!!!
Question Posted Wednesday January 4 2012, 6:48 pm
Well i went to the doctor and got test for a std. the test results came back in and it was positive for Chlmydia. When i ask my girlfriend about it she said she had nothing and went to the doctor. however, i do not know if she went to the doctor because we dont sty in the same area and she said her status came back negative. all i can do is go off what she said. Adjacent to, i had sex with my girlfriend while she was heavy on her period and shortly after i started having irregularities. the first time i went to the doctor he said i had nothing and gave me some pills. so a time came again i had sex with my gf on her period when it was heavy again. then again the feeling came back. Could i have caught chlmydia from her that way? are is she having sex with someone else? i love her and want to believe her but i dont want to be with a cheater!!!
In a nut shell it is possible that your girlfriend is not cheating on you. Chlamydia is a very common disease found in sexually active young people and is very dangerous to the reproductive system. About 3% of the women screened who have the disease will not check positive for the disease.
The CDC recommends annual checkups for Chlamydia in sexually active people.
I would recommend that if your girlfriend wants to eventually have babies. She go back to her doctor and advise the doctor, preferably her GYN, that you are infected and that you two have unprotected sex.
The CDC recommends the use of condoms to prevent the spread of this disease.
Razhie answered Wednesday January 4 2012, 8:30 pm: If you don't believe your girlfriend that she went to a doctor and it came back negative, then you need to dump her, right now.
She might be innocent, but that doesn't actually matter.
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