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Can you give someone clymidia by sharing cigarettes or kissing?
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Unlikely: The end of a cigarette is not a favorable site for chlamydia to survive and of course the person in question would have to have an active chlamydia infection of the mouth or lips. Sounds like a golden opportunity to give up smoking forever.
Answered 5/3/2015
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