Chlamydia is usually transmitted during sexual intercourse. It takes contact of body fluids with the mucous membranes in the anus, mouth, and genital area.


Chlamydia can be found in the saliva if the person is experiencing a throat Chlamydia infection. However, this is a very rare condition, especially if there is no other form of Chlamydia infection affecting other parts of the body. In the end, it is possible, but extremely rare, for Chlamydia to be transmitted via saliva.