क्या अगर आपके पार्टनर को क्लैमाइडिया है तो आपको भी यह बीमारी होना तय है?

No, you’re not guaranteed to get chlamydia if your partner has it, but it’s definitely possible and the risk is significant. Chlamydia is transmitted through sexual contact, including vaginal, anal, and oral sex. The chances of transmission are quite high with unprotected sex, but using condoms can reduce the risk, though not eliminate it entirely. Even in the absense of symptoms, a partner can still transmit the infection, since it’s common for chlamydia to be asymptomatic. The bacteria can be present and spread without any signs, so the timing of your partner’s testing or their lack of symptoms doesn’t necessarily lessen your risk of contracting it. The best course of action would be to get tested yourself. If it’s positive, chlamydia is treatable with antibiotics, and both partners should be treated to prevent re-infection. Do this as soon as possible, so that if you are infected, you can receive appropriate treatment quickly and avoid complications such as pelvic inflammatory disease. Testing usually involves a simple urine test or a swab, and results can often be obtained quickly. Make sure to abstain from any sexual activity until you have both completed treatment and the infection has cleared. Early testing and treatment are key to managing any potential infection effectively.