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1) Your result was a false positive, which is rare however, especially if they tested using DNA amplification.
2) It could be that the girl who gave it to you was treated, and therefore she is testing negative.
3) ChlamydiaChlamydia Chlamydia infections in women Chlamydial urethritis - male also goes away on its own, without treatment. Thus the girl who gave it to you could have gotten rid of the bacteria, and not known about it.
1) Your result was a false positive, which is rare however, especially if they tested using DNA amplification.
2) It could be that the girl who gave it to you was treated, and therefore she is testing negative.
3) Chlamydia also goes away on its own, without treatment. Thus the girl who gave it to you could have gotten rid of the bacteria, and not known about it.