London STD Testing

Convenient STD Testing

By having a nationwide panel of physicians with prescription writing authority, we are able to offer the fastest STD diagnosis and treatment in London and the whole state of Kentucky. If your London STD test results are positive, you will have the option of receiving a specialist referral. We don't utilize any STD testing that needs anything more complicated than a small blood or urine sample.

By following the HIPAA Privacy Rule and any other federal and state privacy guidelines, we are ensuring that your personal information stays safeguarded. When you choose to take an STD test with us, you are electing to skip the doctor's office or hospital and go directly to the lab where they send their tests to be processed. Each of our accepted payment methods are meant to provide you with convenient options for how to pay, including credit and debit cards, e-checks, prepaid gift cards with the Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover logo, PayPal, and health savings accounts.

All results can be downloaded and read on smartphones, tablets and personal computers.. STDcheck.com will dispatch through email the results to you once they become available. Your confidentiality is very important so we will not report your STD test results to your health insurance company or place them on your permanent records.

Sexually transmitted disease information for: London, Kentucky

If you are knowledgeable about STDs and how they are contracted, you will know how to defend yourself. Yearly reports are put together by the health department of Kentucky and the federal government with data collected about STDs and HIV in London.

• By the end of 2010, 76% of males with HIV contracted it from male to male sexual contact.
• 3.1 women per 100,000 residents were found to have HIV in 2011.
• In 2012, 1269 White males aged 20-29 were diagnosed with HIV in Kentucky.
• 24 Black children under the age of 13 were positive for HIV in 2012 in Kentucky.
• 1719 White males aged 30-39 were diagnosed with HIV in Kentucky in 2012.

Get tested frequently to ensure that you do not have any STDs. Your health should come first.