Chlamydia Testing: Who Needs to Be Informed?

* Your sexual partners: You should tell all of your sexual partners from the past 60 days that you have tested positive for chlamydia. They should be tested and treated, even if they do not have any symptoms.

* Your doctor or other healthcare provider: You should also tell your doctor or other healthcare provider that you have tested positive for chlamydia. They can help you get treatment and manage any complications of the infection.

* Your local public health department: You may be required to report your chlamydia infection to your local public health department. This helps them track the spread of the infection and identify people who may have been exposed.