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Can partners have two different test results?

So about two weeks ago I went in for my annual exam and got a call saying I tested positive for chlamydia. I have tested negative for the last 5 years. So I told my partner and had him tested and treated. He got the results and everything was negative. I know 100% that I have been completely faithful, so how can I test positive and him negative. We have had unprotected sex from the time of my last exam until this last annual exam. How does this happen?? I am being accused of cheating since I tested positive, but I know for a FACT that I have not cheated or been unfaithful!! Please give me some answers as to how I can explain this to my partner. Thanks!
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either he was treated for chlamydia and didn't tell you or you had a false positive. if you didn't already take the antibiotics for chlamydia, you can ask your provider to repeat chlamydia testing for you.

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The same exact thing happened between me and my husband. I got pregnant and tested positive but when he got tested a few weeks before that it was negative. I didnt cheat on him or anything and so i personally dont get it. Somehow him and i got through it and he decided to believe me even though everything was pointing to me cheating. Even his doctor said i had to have cheated on him. Its one heck of a perdicament though and i felt your pain. Just stick through it and if he doesnt believe you then maybe he just isnt worth it :/
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