You can get: Chlamydia infection through mucosal surface in your mouth, which can cause pharyngitis or sinusitis or esophagitis. Please monitor your symptoms. This would not be considered a vaginal disease if you did not have intercourse, but still could be a STI if infection occurs following the oral sex act. Thanks for trusting in HealthTap.
Answered 1/8/2016
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Low risk: The chance of chlamydia from these events is very low, but not quite zero. You could have caught the infection in your throat. There is no chance of genital infection. However, there is no accurate, approved, and readily available test for pharyngeal (throat) gonorrhea. See an STD expert, such as one of England's excellent NHS genitourinary medicine (GUM) clinics, to discuss possible treatment.
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