Sexual Health and Relationships

The doctor runs a painless urine test where the sample is sent to a laboratory for testing. You wait nervously for a few days on your results. The doctor organises another appointment with you, and during the consultation the doctor reveals to you that you have the sexually transmitted infection (STI) of chlamydia. It occurs to you that your partner must have transmitted this STI over to you during sex. You feel betrayed and saddened from being mislead by your partner who you trusted.

Your doctor will advise you to take precautions in the future when engaging in sexual intercourse, and prescribes you with a course of antibiotics, you?