Can you get chlamydia through clothes?

Answer 1

It would not be likely.
If you touch something contaminated with any of the sensitive parts of the body, the mouth, the anus, the penis or the eyes, it is possible. But it would have to be contaminated with some blood, and you'd have to be stupid to do that. Otherwise, no.

Answer 2

If you touch an infected persons clothes with a good amount of recent body fluids on them (blood, genital secretions, pus, etc) AND you do not immediately wash your hands ANDif you have a recent cut OR you touch your own mucous membranes, then, yes, it is possible to get STD's through clothes.

If both people are FULLY clothed and never have skin-to-skin genital contact, the chances of contracting a genital STD is slim to none.

It is also more likely to contract an STD (orally) if you perform oral sex on an infected male. Some common oral STDs are: oral thrush caused by yeast; herpes; HIV/AIDs if you have broken skin around the lips or inside your mouth.

Answer 3

It is possible from sharing clothes with an infected person to pick up several types of STI or STD.

One such example is Trichomoniasis which is a type of parasite that can survive in warm damp environments such as damp clothing. Another example is genital lice which are small parasites that can survive in clothing, bedding, etc.

Answer 4

You can't get chlamydia through clothes. Chlamydia is spread by sexual contact with someone who's infected. You can get it from oral, anal, or vaginal sex; genital-genital contact; sharing sex toys; or birth to an infected woman.