Kaukauna STD Testing

Same-Day Private STD Testing

Get prescription medication for certain conditions from our doctors in Kaukauna, Wisconsin. Our physicians ensure you receive the best possible care by referring you to a specialist if your Kaukauna, Wisconsin STD testing comes back positive. We made sure all of the testing we offer is sensitive enough to detect STDs in a small blood or urine sample to keep our testing procedure as simple as possible.

No question is too small for our experienced counselors who are available to you 24/7. When you read the reviews and testimonials on our site, they are from our past customers. When you check out on our website, it is a secure 128-bit encrypted process.

It is really easy to find a center close to you by entering your zip code on our website. Our testing process is consumer friendly - it was created to meet your needs and we want to treat you the way we like to be treated. Our labs also tests for other conditions not related to sexually transmitted diseases so your reason for being there will remain a secret.

Kaukauna, Wisconsin Sexually Transmitted Diseases Information

Reports are posted every single year by the federal government and the health department of Wisconsin with facts and figures about the prevalence of STDs and HIV in Kaukauna. It is crucial to have the facts about STDs and HIV if you are going to protect yourself against them.

• In 2010, Wisconsin had a rate of 0.9 syphilis infections per 100,000 residents.
• Wisconsin had a rate of 5.7 residents with an HIV diagnosis for every 100,000 people in 2011.
• There were 448 black people in Wisconsin diagnosed with HIV between 2008 and 2011.
• In a 2010 Kaiser Family Foundation survey, only 32.5% of people ages 18-64 reported taking an HIV test in their lifetime.
• Women living in the state of Wisconsin are ten times more likely to get an chlamydia infection than men.

Safe sexual practices begin with regular STD testing and diligent use of prophylactics such as condoms and dental dams.Young adults between 18 and 34 years old are the highest-risk group for sexually transmitted diseases.