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PostPosted: 01/23/07 - 23:32    Post subject: can antibiotics be tranmitted thru sex Vote now! Reply with quote
had unprotected sex with my partner. he has been on cephalexin for a few weeks. i am now itching and have a body full of hives. is it possible that his antibiotics were transmitted to me thru bodily fluids.
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