Chlamydia

   I don't know how it's possible, but you both need to be treated. Let your friend do some research again.

   Chlamydia is difficult to diagnose and the tests that are widely used in our country are ambiguous. To repeat the test in another laboratory, meanwhile avoid sexual contact with him if he refuses to undergo treatment. There is no point in treating yourself alone, because it will continue to infect you.

   I don't have a reasonable explanation, but it has happened to me. I was treated according to an "action" program, they took 600 leva from me and then we found out that my wife didn't have any. I'm not a scoundrel, but the doctor told me that I might have wiped it off in the distant past. I don't know, maybe you can do new research, but in another lab. In my case, I allow manipulation by my doctor, but that's all I can say.

   The blood test for chlamydia is not accurate. Doctors know it, but labs benefit from it. If you go for a smear test, you will find out that you do not have chlamydia.