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Recommendations for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Re-Testing after Treatment � Prefer “re-testing” to “re-screening” � High rates of re-infection after treatment and for GC may confer an elevated risk of PID � Consider re-testing of females; some experts suggest re-testing of males for CT and consider retesting of males for GC � Time frame: 3 months after treatment and for GC whenever seek care within 12 months if did not return at 3 months � No test of cure except in pregnant women with CT and for GC if treated initially with a fluoroquinolone and symptoms persist or recur after treatment
Gonorrhea Screening in Females � Based on US Preventive Services Task Force � Screening recommended for women under age 25 � Risk factors in older women include previous GC infection, other STD, new/multiple partners, inconsistent condom use, commercial sex, drug use � CA GC Screening Guidelines recommend: � history of gonorrhea in past two years � multiple partners (>1 in past year) � partner with other partners � African American women up to age 30
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Page 59 and 60: Issues Regarding Anal Cancer Screen
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