Danvers STD Testing

Local HIV Testing Centers

Danvers STD testing and treatment can't get any faster than our service thanks to our nationwide network of doctors with authority to write prescriptions. We know you want quick and easy STD testing, so we only offer tests that detect STDs using a small blood or urine sample. Targeted STD treatment is the goal of every specialist referral our physicians make if your Danvers, Massachusetts STD testing comes back positive.

Don't choose between privacy and the hospital-grade STD tests that deliver reliable results- get both with our online STD testing service. Take physician- monitored STD tests at your convenience at any of our labs. Visit our blog, Exposed, for articles about what's going on in the world of STD testing and treatment.

Our FDA-approved / cleared Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) tests looks for syphilis in the blood. We have the chlamydia and gonorrhea test panel with results in 1-2 days. Looking for the high quality Danvers STD testing can take time but with STDcheck, it is easy as our system makes testing quick.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Data for Danvers, Massachusetts

HIV and STDs are an epidemic now, with annual reports published by the federal government and the health department of Massachusetts with transmission rates and methods and other data for Danvers. If you have not started informing yourself with STD knowledge, you have not started protecting yourself against infection.

• In 2011, 15,744 cases of chlamydia were reported by women in Massachusetts.
• Massachusetts in 2010, had about 4.3 syphilis infections per every 100,000 people.
• In 2010, 34.6% of women who contracted HIV got it through using injection drugs.
• Blacks in Massachusetts had a rate of 126.7 HIV infections per 100,000 people in 2011.
• In 2011, 21% of all HIV/AIDS infections occurred through Injection Drug Use and 14% through heterosexual sex.

STDs are a threat to the long-term health of the people of Massachusetts. While abstinence is the most effective way to stop the transmission of STDs, condoms and dental dams are viable options. Stopping the spread of STIs in Massachusetts begins with education and protection. Some STDs only need skin to skin contact to be transmitted. It is estimated that about 50% of all residents in Massachusetts will eventually have an sexually transmitted disease.