i don't know. not all exposures to infectious disease will result in the disease. if your partner had oral chlamydia and it was not successfully treated it is possible. i don't know what he used for his treatment if the dose was appropriate or if he actually took it (some people lie you know). my recommendation for partners is to have "proof of cure" before having sexual contact again. that means that both people have to test negative after treatment. most chlamydia transfer is through sexual intercourse. if you do start having signs of chlamydia again you may need to be retested. at least one of you had to have sex with someone else in the immediate past -- the chlamydia came from somewhere -- so a firm pledge of monogamy is important in a relationship along with the use of condoms for added security and protection.
can i get clamydia from only receiving oral sex from an infected partner? . i was already cleared up with my clamydia my partner just took his meds the day before he gave me oral. did i catch it? . .