I never knew if it was from the one night stand for sure but I was almost positive because I had never gotten anything from my main partner before and he was negative. I just don’t know how he managed to not get it because we had sex 2-3 times a week for 3 weeks before I knew I was positive. Isn’t this weird? Do you think that could have been a false positive from my part? 

Clearly you’re still focused on your past chlamydial infection.  I can’t help but wonder of this intense focus is doing you any good.  Several comments.  You should believe the test results.  Currently available commercially available tests have superb performance characteristics.  The sensitivity of the tests is excellent and falsely positive results are vanishingly rare.---

I know you are right. I just keep going down the rabbit hole of it possibly lingering in my body or in my GI tract and it’s making me replay certain past moments. I’ve started taking new medicine and it is known to alter the gut microbiome and I’m worried that it’s sitting in my gut and going to reinfect me now 3 years later with these changes. Ive also started taking lactobillicus acidophilus probiotics and am worried about the same thing. This isn’t possible is it? I really need to let go. I keep reading things about it lingering in the body in females. I can’t help but worry all the time. 

The antibiotics doxycycline 7 days completely eradicate chlamydia once you get a test of cure? Like there Is no remaining bacteria in the body? 

The medication is semaglutide, which I’ve heard can possibly cause yeast infections and BV but I know that your area of expertise is STDs so I don’t know if it’s appropriate to ask anything about this.

Doxycycline is higher effective and if you had a test of cure showing the infection is gone., it’s gone and not “ hiding” somewhere in your gut or elsewhere ( BTW suggesting it may be probably indicates you are searching the internet as part of your compulsion.  Please stop.  The internet is full of misinformation)---

But being on semaglutide doesn’t mean it can bring back any past infection right? I’m not sure what you mean about chlamydial infection and its response to therapy.  And so once you get a test of cure for chlamydia, it is completely eradicated? Have u ever seen an instance where someone had a same chlamydia infection return 3 years later with no sexual activity? I just want to be at peace knowing it’s 100% gone from my body forever. I have never been positive since then but it’s driving me crazy that it can reappear due to changes in the gut or something. So this is absolutely not possible? 

Sorry if I sound a bit paranoid. 

What you said about chlamydia infection and response to therapy is just meant as an active infection while being on the medicine, correct? It doesn’t have anything to do with past infections from yrs ago?

Changes to the gut microbiome is more so what I’m worried about making chlamydia come back not the semagluride itself. 

NO!,!!!!!!!!  There are no credible scientific data to suggest that semaglutide can “bring” back chlamydial infection.  As I said above, if a chlamydial test of cure showing is negative, the infection is gone and will not return unless a person is reinfected by an infected partner.  Effectively treated chlamydial infections do not “return”.---