Arnold STD Testing

Confidential Online STD Testing

Test with us to get the most affordably priced STD testing in the 63010 area. Our simple testing process is quick, straightforward and can be finished in a snap. We guarantee test results from our CLIA-certified testing centers all over the country.

Our blog, Exposed, is updated weekly to offer you a resource for informing yourself on STD topics. The same tests that are offered in hospitals are what our labs use. Having a doctor supervise the testing procedure means we can ensure your safety.

Take our FDA-approved / cleared syphilis RPR (Rapid Plasma Reagin) test today and know that you are not positive for syphilis. The CDC advises taking the test for chlamydia and gonorrhea at the same time and we have the test panel that allows you to test for both infections. In 63010, we have the most complete, yet very easy to use Arnold STD testing.

Arnold, Missouri Sexually Transmitted Diseases Rate

Take the first step in protecting yourself against sexually transmitted diseases by getting wise about your sexual health. Data about STD and HIV infections and communicability in Arnold is available in reports put together by the federal government and Missouri health department every year.

• There were 657 new HIV infections among 25 to 34 year olds in Missouri between 2008 and 2011.
• There were 9,202 HIV-positive men living in Missouri in 2010.
• There were 2,274 new HIV infections among Missouri residents from 2008 to 2011.
• There were 4,828 black Missourians living with HIV in 2010.
• Among HIV-positive Missouri women at the end of 2010, 16.2% got the disease from IV drug use.

Some sexually transmitted infections can be prevented with vaccines, such as HPV, Hepatitis A and B. The only way to be sure of your STD status is to be tested. STDs are one of the most common infectious diseases in the country and Missouri. Getting regular STD screening is essential for all those participating in sexual intercourse of any kind. Most people have no idea they have an infection and unknowingly spread STDs in Missouri.