Fairfield STD Testing

Rapid Private STD testing Centers

Our physicians can help you get the fastest treatment available for your STDs by writing prescriptions in Fairfield, Connecticut. If your test results are positive and you need to start treatment in Fairfield, Connecticut, our physicians might be able to provide a specialist referral. When you elect to test for STDs with us, you only give a small blood or urine sample.

The physician who is there to oversee your testing process is what ensures the high-caliber and safety of our tests. Our testing is the exact same as what is used by healthcare centers and doctors. Our weekly-updated blog, Exposed, is an excellent resource for staying up to date on the issues currently surrounding STD testing and treatment.

You can test for chlamydia and gonorrhea separately or take our highly acclaimed chlamydia-gonorrhea test panel today. Our Fairfield STD testing is the most advanced you will find in the 06824 area. We test for syphilis using the industry "gold-standard" Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) test.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Information for Fairfield, Connecticut

Don't gamble with your sexual health by being uneducated about sexually transmitted diseases and how they are spread. The health department of Connecticut and the federal government determine statistics about STD and HIV infection rates and transmission categories in Fairfield every year.

• By the end of 2010, Connecticut residents were living with HIV at a rate of 360 per 100,000.
• 926 Hispanic/Latino people were living with HIV in New Haven County as of 2010.
• Connecticut ranked 26th out of 50 states for gonorrhea infections in 2010.
• The number of HIV cases in CT resulting an AIDS diagnosis within 12 months was higher than the national average.
• As of 2010, Tolland County had the lowest rate of HIV infections in Connecticut.

The only way to be sure of your STD status is to get screened. STDs are one of the most common infectious diseases in the country and Connecticut. Some sexually transmitted infections can be prevented with vaccines, such as HPV, Hepatitis A and B. Getting tested for STDs is imperative for everybody participating in sex of any kind. Most people have no idea they have been infected and unknowingly spread STDs in Connecticut.