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" Question I was given some tablets for treatment of chlamydia and had an allergic reaction resulting in blacking out and a heavy bleed.  I have not had a period for four months, but am having all the usual symptoms.  Is this normal?    Answer I suspect these tablets were a form of antibiotic and if this was the case then you will not have had your chlamydia successfully treated.  This would explain your persisting symptoms and I think the sensible next step here is to go back to your GP and explain what happened.  You should then have further treatment to make sure you become chlamydia free (as should your partner if he has not been treated) and if you still have period problems after this you may either need to stop your Pill or have it changed to another type.  Some pills can cause several period-free months at a time if they do not quite suit your body.  Yours sincerely The NetDoctor Medical Team   Other Qs &amp;amp; As Alternative thrush treatment Antibiotics and thrush Chlamydia symptoms Concerned about my mother&amp;#039;s navel discharge Continuous thrush Cream for thrush Damage to the immune system For how long can chlamydia be present? Feeling dizzy and nauseous Feeling sick and dizzy Getting rid of thrush I have had thrush constantly for two years now I have had thrush for two years now I have recurring thrush I&amp;amp;#8217;ve been using cream for thrush for the past three months I&amp;#039;m always getting cystitis Is a cream enough to get rid of thrush? Is it thrush? It is probably thrush Painkillers and antibiotics Persistent vaginal thrush PID and tampons Please help me get rid of thrush Recurring cystitis Self-help medication for thrush Thrush on and off Transmitting thrush What is a carbuncle?   Last updated 23.02.2014 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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