Monroe STD Testing

Low-Cost STD testing Centers

All of our STD tests need only a small blood or urine sample. If your results are positive for STDs, our physicians can refer you to specialists in MONROE, Connecticut for treatment. Our doctors licensed to prescribe medication in MONROE, Connecticut, so you can get quick treatment for gonorrhea and chlamydia.

If you live near MONROE, we have test centers convenient to you. Get up to the minute updates on the status of your STD test results from any of our health specialists, who are available anytime. Get a personalized recommendation of what tests you need take based on your responses to a few short questions with our test recommendation tool.

All test results will be made available on tablets, PCs or smartphones. Your test results will be emailed quickly. Results will not be reported to health insurance companies or added to your permanent medical records.

Sexually Transmitted Infections Infections Rate for MONROE, Connecticut

Take the first step in defending yourself against STDs by getting smart about your sexual health. Information about STD and HIV infections and communicability in MONROE is available in reports published by the federal government and Connecticut health department each year.

• 157 males tested positive for Syphilis in 2011
• There were 3,294 cases of HIV reported living in New Haven County, CT in 2010.
• White people in Connecticut had HIV at a rate of 166 per 100,000 in 2010.
• There were 540 cases of HIV living in New London County, CT at the end of 2010.
• Almost half of all people living with HIV in Fairfield County, CT at the end of 2010 were black.

It is estimated that about half of everyone in Connecticut will eventually have an STI. STDs are a threat to the long-term health of the population of Connecticut. Stopping the spread of STIs in Connecticut starts with education and protection. While abstinence is the only 100% effective way to curtail the transmission of STDs, condoms and dental dams are viable options. Some STDs only need skin to skin contact to be transmitted.