If I am certain that my partner has had no other exposures, would you still recommend testing based off of the one oral sex without ejaculation post azithromycin incident?

Thanks for the additional information on your partner.  I do not know how long your current relationship has gone on/  Infections can persist without symptoms. My advice is that to be entirely safe the best course would still be to suggest your partner be tested- better safe than sorry.  I anticipate that his test will be negative but better to be safe than sorry.  

I hope that this perspective is helpful.  EWH

 Also Dr. Handsfiekd stated gonorrhea is quit symptomatic- I have read chlamydia is often asymptomatic in up to 50% of men. Is that shortly after infection or long term- can men stay asymptomatic for over 5 months or would they clear the infection or start to show symptoms. 

If blood work was done recently, would one have an elevated white blood count if they had gonorrhea or chlamydia? 

I am sorry for the anxiety driven questions - I would like to move past this issue, but also realize I need to make sure my partner is safe 

You are correct that both gonorrhea and chlamydia can be asymptomatic.  More so for chlamydia than gonorrhea..  while both infections can be asymptomatic, over a period of months many asymptomatic infections would clear without antibiotics as the body fights off the infection.

Blood tests would be irrelevant to whether or not a person has most STIs.

Reminder.  You have 1 follow-up remaining.  After that there should be no more questions.  EWH

Yes I will get tested by my gyn- based off of my situation and the information I have provided, do you also agree that my tests will be negative assuming no other exposures? I would just like to mentally prepare myself 

This completes this thread.  Take care.  EWH