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If you have had several sexual partners is it possible for one of them not to contact chlamydia at all from you?
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If condoms used. : Chlamydia is a ubiquitous bacterium spreading easily in sexual contact. Without barrier protection they will be passed on.
Answered 12/21/2014
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