A 30-year-old woman attends her GP having just been diagnosed with chlamydia. She is asymptomatic. Her partner has been notified. What is the recommen...

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A 30-year-old woman attends her GP having just been diagnosed with chlamydia. She is asymptomatic. Her partner has been notified. What is the recommended test-of-cure policy for uncomplicated chlamydia?

Accepted Answer

A test of cure is not routinely required for uncomplicated chlamydia

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A test of cure is mandatory for all cases of chlamydia at 2 weeks

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A test of cure should be performed at 4 weeks in all cases

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A test of cure is only performed if the patient is male

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A test of cure is required at 6 months

uk-dfsrh MCQ (SBA): Chlamydia Test of Cure

A 30-year-old woman attends her GP having just been diagnosed with chlamydia. She is asymptomatic. Her partner has been notified. What is the recommended test-of-cure policy for uncomplicated chlamydia?