Norwich STD Testing

Local Private STD Testing

Our simple STD tests only take a small blood or urine sample. If you test positive for a sexually transmitted disease, our doctors may be able to offer you a specialist referral in Norwich, Connecticut. We have a network of physicians who are authorized to write prescriptions in Norwich, Connecticut.

If you're confused about what tests you need to take, you can use the test recommendation tool on our website to figure out what tests is best for you. Go to any of our conveniently located testing facilities around Norwich for STD testing. Get a status update any time while you wait for your results.

Latent syphilis infection is known to cause blindness and dementia and other serious illnesses but our FDA-approved / cleared Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) test looks for syphilis in the blood and returns test results in 24-48 hours. Our chlamydia-gonorrhea test panel tests for gonorrhea and chlamydia in the 06360 area. STDcheck.com has the most advanced Norwich STD testing available.

Norwich, Connecticut Sexually Transmitted Diseases Information

Your sexual safety should not be taken lightly, which is why it's so important to get informed about sexually transmitted diseases. The health department of Connecticut and the federal government gather and publish data every year about STDs in Norwich.

• In 2010, almost 42% of HIV-positive women in Connecticut got the disease from intravenous drug use.
• By the end of 2010, Connecticut residents were living with HIV at a rate of 360 per 100,000.
• Connecticut was 33rd out of 50 for chlamydia infections in 2010.
• At the end of 2010, 1,211 black people in New Haven County, CT were living with HIV.
• Connecticut ranked 26th out of 50 states for gonorrhea infections in 2010.

STDs are a threat to the long-term health of the population of Connecticut. Stopping the spread of STDs in Connecticut often starts with education and protection. Some STDs only require skin to skin contact to be transmitted. While abstinence is the most effective way to stop the transmission of STDs, condoms and dental dams are viable alternatives. It is estimated that 1/2 of all residents in Connecticut will eventually have an sexually transmitted disease.