Can you have strep throat and not symptoms but give it to someone else?

Yes, it is possible to have strep throat and not have any symptoms, but still be able to spread the bacteria to others. This is known as asymptomatic carriage. People who are asymptomatic carriers of strep throat may not feel sick, but they can still transmit the bacteria to others through close contact, such as coughing, sneezing, or sharing food or drinks.

It's important to note that not everyone who is exposed to strep throat will develop symptoms. However, those who do develop symptoms should seek medical attention and treatment to prevent spreading the infection to others.