STD Testing Iowa

Iowa STD Testing Locations

All positive results (except oral herpes) include a free phone consultation with one of our physicians. We do not give our customers a physical examination to test for common STDs. Place your order online or by phone at 1-800-456-2323, anytime and anywhere. Order our 10-test panel STD testing package now and get fast guaranteed test results in 1-2 days. Our test centers just ask for a blood or urine sample so there is no preparation needed.

Trained counselors are waiting at 1-800-456-2323 to answer your questions around the clock. Our payment process is secure and private. We accept multiple forms of payment- credit or debit cards, prepaid gift cards with the Visa/Mastercard/Discover/American Express logo, health savings accounts, PayPal, and e-checks. Our physicians will refer you to a healthcare provider nearby so you can receive quality care if you are found positive. Easy to read results get rid of confusion about your STD status.

There is no online STD testing service faster than STDcheck.com. Test results will be sent to you so you can view them on your mobile phone, computer and/or tablet. All of our testing processes have been reviewed by medical testing experts to guarantee quality and safety. At our Iowa STD testing sites, to complete and no personal questions to answer. If you need a refund, simply call us before visiting our testing centers to cancel and have your money back within 48 hours.

Iowa: Sexually Transmitted Disease Information

Here are a few of the facts you need to know today about Iowa STD rates. Staying healthy and STD free is important. Annually, the Iowa health department and the United States government put together STD related information, including rate of transmission and ways to prevent their spread. Getting Iowa STD testing is the best decision you can make right now.

• Iowans between 25 and 34 accounted for 289 people living with HIV in 2010.
• The 2010 rate of infection for HIV among Iowans aged 13 to 24 was 14 per 100,000.
• In 2010, Iowans aged 55 and older had an HIV infection rate of 37 per 100,000.
• In 2010, Iowa reported that about 5.6% of the population or 170,595 residents had hepatitis B virus
• 482 of the Iowa residents living with HIV in 2010 were between 35 and 44 years old.

Prophylactics such as condoms and dental dams can offer protection against many, but not all, STDs. All walks of life are affected by STDs in Iowa. There is no one kind of test that can detect every STD. STDs are a huge threat to the current and long-term safety of the residents of Iowa. Statistically speaking, 1 out of 2 people in Iowa will catch an STD at some point. It is not unusual for people with STDs to show no symptoms.