Houston STD Testing

Rapid Confidential STD testing Centers

Certain conditions can be cured with prescription antibiotics from one of our doctors in Houston, Texas. Get treated for STDs quickly with a specialist recommendation from one of our physicians if your Houston, Texas STD testing returns a positive result. We selected all of our STD tests based on their ease for you to take, so all of our tests only require a small blood or urine sample.

We strive to protect your personal information by adhering to the HIPAA Privacy Rule and other federal mandates. Because we use the same testing centers that your local hospitals do, you get the highest-quality STD tests and the ease of our online STD testing service. We try to give you a variety of payment methods by accepting credit and debit cards, e-checks, prepaid gift cards with the Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover logo, PayPal, and health savings accounts.

We will take care of you just as we will like to be taken care of. To locate the nearest test location to you, enter your zip code on our website. Test with confidence knowing that our laboratories test for so many other conditions that do not relate to sexually transmitted infections, no one will know why you are there.

STI Statistics for Houston, Texas

Be in charge of your sexual status immediately by getting educated about sexually transmitted diseases. Resources, such as reports by the federal government and Texas health department with data about STDs in Houston, are available annually.

• Hispanic women were 1.5 times more likely to be diagnosed with HIV than white women in 2010.
• 20-24 year-old Texans had the highest number of chlamydia infections with 47,689 followed by 15-19 yer-olds with 38,359 in 2012.
• 124,649 chlamydia infections were diagnosed in Texas in 2012.
• In 2010, the number of black women living with HIV was 12.5 times higher than white women in Texas.
• The percentage of women living with an HIV positive diagnosis in 2010 who contracted it from heterosexual sex was 74.8%.

No matter how you feel about sexually transmitted infections, the worst thing you can do is decide not to get testing for them, that will be a mistake.