Thank you for taking the time to reply. My exposure was 1/26. I have OCD which is why i am fixated on chlamydia. I have been vaccinated against hpv - and reading through the forum i understand stand hiv and syphilis . I have known my oral partner for many years. He says there is nothing to worry about, but i would just like to be safe. 

Going back to my partner- you said it is unlikely that i would transmit a chlamydia infection to him from my oral cavity? Do you know why that is? 

If chlamydia clears on its own amd i decide not to test- how long do you think it takes time to clear? 

Can i engage in genital sex, if i dont use my mouth or saliva ? 

If i came to your clinic what would be your advice? 

I did call 2 urgent care facilities today and they inly perform urine testing. 

Different bacteria, for poorly understood biological reasons, infect some site better than others.  Chlamydia does not “ like” to infect the oral cavity.  Further oral STIs, including chlamydia are rarely transmitted through oral sex even when present.  As a result, transmission or acquisition of chlamydia through oral sex is rare.

Data on clearance of oral STIs in the absence therapy are very limited.  It is estimated that two weeks after initial diagnosis of oral chlamydia can no longer be detected.

Oral infections only spread through oral, not genital contact.

Based on the limited information you have provided, it is very unlikely that you have chlamydia.  I encourage you to put your concerns aside and move forward without concern.  EWK

The ocd in me would ideally like to test, but i am having difficulty finding a place that does oral swabs. Why is it, that most places do not test orally? Is it due to the rare occurrence of oral infection? 

I have no idea why you’re having trouble getting an oral chlamydia test.  You should be able to get one from a sexual health expert or STI clinic.  EWH

This is the final response as part of this thread.  There should be no need for further questions.  EWH