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What are the Different STD Test Types?

Chlamydia Test
The Chlamydia test is a urine test that is both highly sensitive and highly specific. The test basically detects the presence of the Chlamydia trachomatis bacteria.
It is advisable that you do not urinate one hour before visiting our STD testing facility.
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Gonorrhea Test
The Gonorrhea test is a urine test that detects the presence of the DNA of the Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria.
The advantage of this test is that it is highly specific and sensitive and it involves no undressing or swabbing.
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Syphilis
The Syphilis test is basically a blood test that detects the presence of the antibodies the body generates to fight Syphilis. A positive Syphilis test could indicate either a current or a previous infection.
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Hepatitis B
The Hepatitis B test is a blood test. You will be required to provide a basic blood sample at the private testing location you select. The test is highly specific and sensitive. There is nothing you need to do before the test. Just come to a lab facility and provide your blood sample.
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Hepatitis C
This blood test detects the presence of the antibodies of the Hepatitis C virus and although it is highly sensitive and specific, if you get tested for the infection too soon, your body might not have had time to generate enough antibodies for the test to detect.
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HIV Antibody
For the purpose of testing an individual for HIV, there are two types of tests: the HIV DNA test and the HIV Antibody test. The HIV DNA test is both accurate and quick and it is the test recommended after a possible exposure to the HIV virus.
The HIV Antibody test, on the other hand, is widely considered to be the gold standard test with a test accuracy of 99.5%.
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Herpes I & II
Getting tested for genital herpes is simple. All you need to give is we need is a small blood sample. You do not need to prepare for this test
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HIV Early Detection
Get tested for HIV as soon as 9 to 11 days after the encounter.
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What is STI Testing?

Sexually Transmitted Infections are also better known as an STI / STD. The consequences of not getting tested for an STI can be severe.

Even if you’re not 100% sure that you have an STI, getting tested can help you make informed decisions about your health and move forward with any necessary treatments.

Many individuals do not get STD testing because they’re not sure how to go about testing, because they’re embarrassed, or they believe that other physical exams qualify as STD testing.

Here are some helpful tips about when, where, and why you should be tested.

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How Often to Get Tested for STDs?

Frequency of testing also depends on sexual behaviors and risk factors.
Currently, the CDC recommends that individuals should be tested:
Here are some helpful tips about when, where, and why you should be tested:
Annually for HIV
Annually for Chlamydia (in women younger
than 25)
Every 3-6 months
for those previously infected
Pap Smears every
1 to 2 years
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