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23 yof presenting with a 3 day history of mild dysuria. She does not endorse frequency, urgency, or hematuria. No fever of back pain noted. Patient indicates that she has had 2 male partners in the last 3 months, both unprotected. The patient indicates she has never had a history of UTI or STI. Per clinic protocol, you collect a urine for both chlamydia and a UA. The UA shows mild WBCs and no bacteria. You treat the patient empirically for a UTI with TMP-SMZ for 3 days. The following day her chlamydia results are positive. What is your recommended first line treatment? If the patient was found to be pregnant, would this change your therapy? What should be done for the patient’s sexual partners?
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