Better start checking if there is a treatment for stupidity and irresponsibility as well (yours).

Re:Help w/my situation contined:

Well, I am not a doctor or pharmacist, however I am a nursing student currently taking pharmacology so I know a bit about the drugs used for stds.

I don't know what your doctor gave you to take, but I highly recommend Zithromax - you only take one dose a day instead of 2 or 3 - and in the case of chlamydia one dose is generally enough to knock the infection out.

As far as coffee or tea diluting it, that wouldn't dilute it any more than downing a cup of coffee while swallowing a pill would. Some pills do have a special coating indicating they are not meant to be crushed because they are meant to be absorbed in the small intestine and not the stomach. However, as far as I know Zithromax is not one of these drugs, so it can be crushed and taken that way.

Chlamydia is a very common std and is the number ONE cause of infertility in women. Whether you chose to tell your wife or not, you and she MUST be treated at the same time or her fertility may be compromised.

I found this article on the web that answers some questions about chlamydia and Zithromax, you might want to ask your doctor for a prescription as well as one for your partner. They usually will give a dose for you partner if you explain the situation.  Chlamydia is undetected in up to 80% of women who have it, so your wife could get it and never know. Perhaps your one night stand didn't even know. Chlamydia is easily transmitted during unprotected oral, anal and vaginal sex - so please be more careful!

http://www.oxygen.com/experts/drgardos/drgardos_20000908.html

If a chlamydia infection goes untreated, then you leave the door open in women for long-term complications (e.g., sterility). If your mate is infected and not treated successfully, then rebound infections may well occur that will also reinfect you.

Self-dosing, or in your case spouse-dosing, is definitely not the way to go. First, you have to be concerned about allergic responses to the antibiotic. Really only a physician can accurately monitor through cultures the efficacy of any antimicrobial treatment. There is always the possibility of a given chlamydia strain being resistant to a given drug. Too low dosing of drugs may actually help the development of drug-resistant bugs.

Here's a decent website with more info:

http://www.unspeakable.com/facts/chlamydia.html

Don't mean to cool your jets, but it would be simpler and safer just to fess up and do the right thing.

If I am not mistaken, when women take certain antibiotics, they run a higher risk of yeast infections.
Case in point, my wife had a sinus infection and the antibiotics have triggered a yeast infection.  All is being treated and she will be fine.

Dude, I know you have been getting hammered here,,,,but you may need to come clean with your wife, get into councelling and get out of the hobby.  You have betrayed her trust and that will be hard to regain.  I just hope that you can stay married, especially if there are kids involved.  
I am at that cross roads of my see providers.  Thinking I have dodged enough bullets and time to retire from the hobby.

Good luck and let us know what happens.

What a bozo.

this is way better than springer...JEER REE...JEER REE.. JEEREEE!!!