Chlamydia
Question: Two years ago I discovered chlamydia, after treatment was put on the analysis of PCR-negative, the doctor-genekolog allowed to get pregnant, it came out, but ended up frozen pregnancy, was treated again, passed the tests, the blood on the ELISA shows Lg-strongly positive titer of 1 / 160, LgA-weakly positive titer of 1 / 5, PCR-negative, what to do? very much want to have a baby, can I get pregnant? husband is healthy.
Answer: Also, control and cure methods hold PIF (direct immunofluorescence) or PCR (polymerase chain reaction, DNA diagnostics). These methods are applied not earlier than after 3-4 weeks of the end of antibiotics. In some cases they may give false positive result – to show the presence of infection during its cure. Why? These methods are "looking" and "find" at least a tiny bit of infection. If they find it, they lit "red" light – the infection is found. However, they do not understand, if she is alive or dead – perhaps they have not yet found a "recycled" our piece of the dead body of infection. That is the reason why retested for a cure from chlamydia all have undergone treatment have to pass the last time not earlier than 3 months of completion of treatment. Criterion for cure chlamydia – a "good" test results, the absence of symptoms of chlamydia and complaints from a cured patient. If chlamydia be detected after a 3 month period to the appointment of a new course of treatment with other medicines. And for that again – diagnosis: the sensitivity of your chlamydia antibiotic. Only, I beg you, make sure that you have chlamydia present different methods. And … do not forget to treat "healthy" partner with "clean" tests. Only after the "negative" test results can come out of pregnancy.
Chlamydia & Pregnancy | admin | 
June 2, 2010 1:00 pm
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