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Hi, I went through your query. It is possible that your partner has not been cured even if the strain is the same because it might have undergone some mechanism of resistance in your partner's body. But the discharge and heaviness after unprotected intercourse could be due to pregnancy loss. I would advise you to get urine pregnancy test done. If negative and symptoms continue have a transvaginal ultrasound. Hope this helps.
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Hi, I went through your query. It is possible that your partner has not been cured even if the strain is the same because it might have undergone some mechanism of resistance in your partner s body. But the discharge and heaviness after unprotected intercourse could be due to pregnancy loss. I would advise you to get urine pregnancy test done. If negative and symptoms continue have a transvaginal ultrasound. Hope this helps.