Assertion: chlamydia's partner | /r/HasProperty | treated
Facets:
value: according to the mayo clinic
type: OTHER
value: before reinitiating sexual intercourse
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Both partners should be treated before reinitiating sexual intercourse to prevent relapse," Schaffir says.
text: To prevent re-infection, sexual partners should also be treated regardless of the presence of symptoms, according to the Mayo Clinic.
text: The infected person should not have sex until he or she and any partner or partners have been treated and cured.
text: The infected person should not have sex until he or she and any partner or partners have been treated and cured.
text: Note: Anyone diagnosed with chlamydia should inform his or her sexual partners, who can then be treated as well.
text: However, ALL partners MUST be treated when one partner tests positive.
text: Your partner or partners also should be treated to prevent reinfection and to keep chlamydia from spreading to other people.
text: Your best protection against reinfection is by notifying your partners, ensuring that current partners are treated and consistent condom use with all future partners.
text: Regulations in Massachusetts allow partners of patients with chlamydia to be treated without needing to be tested.
text: If you are treated for chlamydia you must make sure that you finish the course of treatment and ensure that your partner is also treated, to avoid getting infected again.
text: Your sexual partner must also be treated.