Los Angeles STD Testing

Convenient STD Testing

At our STD testing centers, you'll give a quick blood or urine sample and receive results quickly. If you need treatment for STDs in Los Angeles, California, our doctors may be able to prescribe medication for your condition. If your test results are positive, you may get a referral to a specialist in Los Angeles, California to being your STD treatment.

We conduct our STD tests in the same labs that your local hospitals process their tests with for the most accurate results. When you purchase your STD testing, you can use credit or debit cards, e-checks, prepaid gift cards with the Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover logo, PayPal, and health savings accounts. We comply with all federal privacy mandates, such as the HIPAA Privacy Rule, so your information will always be private.

At STDcheck.com, we have the most advanced California STD testing you will find in 90017. Our FDA-approved / cleared syphilis RPR (Rapid Plasma Reagin) test screens for the syphilis virus in the body. We test for gonorrhea and chlamydia at the same time due to the fact that they are known as co-existing diseases which means that the presence of one infection usually means you also have the other infection.

STI Morbidity Data for Los Angeles, California

If you want to protect yourself against sexually transmitted diseases, start by getting educated. Every year, the federal government and the health department of California collect and published data about the transmission and infection categories of STDs in Los Angeles.

• Almost 69% of women with HIV in California in 2010 got the disease heterosexually.
• 14,062 HIV-positive women were living in California 2012.
• for HIV/AIDS cases in 2010. California ranked second in the U.S.
• 104,236 HIV positive men were living with HIV/AIDS in 2012 in California.
• 32.5% of new HIV diagnoses in California in 2010 received an AIDS diagnosis within 12 months.

Our laboratories all over the country can get you in and out in less than 5 minutes so there is really no reason for not getting tested today.