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Originally Posted by redhed35

ask your doctor how long it can be in your system before any symptoms show.

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From the CDC link I posted above...

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Chlamydia is known as a "silent" disease because the majority of infected people have no symptoms. If symptoms do occur, they usually appear within 1 to 3 weeks after exposure.

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Originally Posted by J_9

From the CDC link I posted above...

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Thanks J,I actually saved the link you gave to favourites,and skimmed it first.

1 to 3 weeks then.

It's still a very depressing situation

HP... do you have any suspicions of him cheating?

Get to the doctor and get your health sorted.

That's your priority.

I've had suspicions of him cheating the very first time I heard of his co worker that he works with. The very first time he got busted being at her house and lying about it cause he was trying to get his "myspace" hooked up was when I had my thoughts. But he claimed that they were friends and that was it and getting mad at me about accusing him and whatnot.

There is a post on her about the situation

Can you get an infection from using a flavored latex condom to have sex?

Infections are caused by bacteria and viruses.

I'm not quite sure what your asking.

Lots of people have allergies to latex,and a secondary infection may come from the irritation caused.

Do you mean can you get Chlamydia from using a condom or something else?

I mean can you get it by using a "Flavored Condom"?? I did research on that and it said that you shouldn't have sex using a flavored one.

What Is the Percentage of Getting Chlamydia When Using a Condom During Intercourse? | eHow.com

(below information copied directly from the above link)

Chlamydia is a sexually-transmitted disease (STD) that can be contracted from sexual contact via anal, oral or vaginal intercourse. { Wearing a condom during intercourse reduces the risk of getting Chlamydia but you might still get it if you engage in any form of unprotected sex.} The Centers for Disease (CDC) states that the only ways to prevent getting chlamydia are to obstain from sex or to have sex within a monogamous relationship where both partners are tested for STDs and disease-free.

I have put in brackets the information that might help.



I could not find any information that indicated using a flavoured condom makes any difference,that does not mean its not out there,only that I could not find it.

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Originally Posted by HotPotato2009

Can you get an infection from using a flavored latex condom to have sex?

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No, you can't

Thanks redhead and J9.

I'm not so depressed anymore you guys. I took my meds like I was supposed too and my significant other got tested and is taking his as we speak.

I still don't understand where this came from though. No one has called him yet about his results so.. I have no clue!