 [ Symptoms ] are there any differences between the way people 60 and over should care for their hair from how younger people do [ Disease ] i do not 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 do not 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 hi this piece is from the dhs from the uk it may help you good luck you can get chlamydia through unprotected vaginal sex unprotected anal sex unprotected oral sex your genitals coming into contact with your partner is genitals sharing sex toys when they are not washed or covered with a new condom between each person who uses them sexual fluid from the penis or vagina can pass chlamydia from one person to another even if the penis does not enter the vagina anus or mouth this means you can get chlamydia from genital contact with someone who has the infection even if there is no penetration orgasm or ejaculation it is not clear if chlamydia could be passed on by transferring infected semen or vaginal fluid on the fingers infected semen or vaginal fluid can cause conjunctivitis if it gets into someone is eye