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Of course, this isn't as common, but it is possible. It's a shame that relationships can be ruined because this isn't explained to people better.
There are different forms of chlamydia bacteria, and there is one that can be spread the way you describe. That would cause pneumonia, though, not a genital infection.
The std test would identify ONLY the type that causes a genital infection, chlamydia trachomatis. If you had a chlamydia blood test, it doesn't specify which chlamydia bacteria you've had, and it might be the chlamydia pneumoniae bacteria. Blood tests for chlamydia shouldn't be done as part of an std screening.
If your husband's test is negative, and yours comes back negative, then I would say this is a false positive. I have nothing scientific to back this up, but some of the false positives I've seen on this board are in pregnant women, so I wonder if that has something to do with your tests.
If yours is positive again, and your husband's is positive, then someone had to be with someone else.
AJ