Bel Air STD Testing

Local HIV Testing Centers

We know you will be satisfied with STDcheck.com because we do not require extra paperwork. With our online STD testing service, you're able to test for STDs in the 21015 area without visiting a doctor's office. You can complete our test in 5 minutes or less.

All of our sexually transmitted disease tests are the exact ones used by hospitals and physicians. All of our sexually transmitted disease tests are overseen by a physician to verify safety and quality. Our blog, Exposed, is updated weekly with riveting articles to keep you abreast of the latest in STD testing and treatment.

You can always access your test results on your smartphones, PCs and tablets. We will dispatch by email the results only to the address you gave us when you ordered the test. You can trust on us to safeguard your confidentiality by never reporting your test results to your health insurance company or placing it on your permanent medical records.

Sexually Transmitted Infections Morbidity Data for Bel Air, Maryland

Every year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) releases statistics about STDs in Bel Air. Regular STD testing is the best way to stay STD-free.

• Chlamydia & Gonorrhea are the most common bacterial STIs in Maryland, with 32,398 new cases of chlamydia and 12,052 new cases of gonorrhea reported in 2020.
• Gonorrhea cases were reported from every jurisdiction in Maryland with the highest rates reported in the DC and Baltimore metropolitan areas, as well as Maryland's lower shore region; ranking Maryland the 24th highest in the nation for gonorrhea infection
• From 2016, the rate of new syphilis infections in Maryland have risen by 69%; with males between 25 and 29 years old having the most reported cases.
• In 2019, 45% of all syphilis cases among 30-34 year olds were coinfected with HIV
• In 2019, the highest rate of chlamydia was reported among females aged 20-24 (4,751.5 cases per 100,000 population), and the highest rate of gonorrhea was reported among males aged 20-24 (779.6 cases per 100,000 population).

Safe sexual practices begin with testing for STDs often and diligent use of prophylactics like condoms and dental dams.Young adults between 18 and 34 years old are the highest-risk group for STDs.