Plymouth STD Testing

Rapid STD Testing

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Status updates are available anytime if you are waiting for your test results. Get the easiest Plymouth STD testing at any of our conveniently located testing facilities. Our test recommendation tool can take away any questions you have about what STD tests you need to take.

To begin your process, simply enter your zip code into a search box on our website and in seconds you will get a list of test locations close to you. We created our testing procedure for your maximum comfort. Our company screens for other infections so you do not need to worry about others knowing what your visit is all about.

Sexually Transmitted Infections Statistics for Plymouth, Massachusetts

If you want to stay safe against STDs, you need to be armed with information. Every year, the Massachusetts health department and federal government collect and report data on the transmission rates and methods of STDs and HIV in Plymouth.

• Men reported 7,000 chlamydia infections in Massachusetts in 2011.
• In Massachusetts, chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis spiked in 2012. Chlamydia jumped from 15,394 to 21,080.
• In Massachusetts, the percentage of adults diagnosed with AIDS within 12 months of first HIV diagnoses in 2010 was 34.1%.
• In 2010, Massachusetts received $14,851,310 in HIV/AIDS funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
• In 2011, men in Massachusetts accounted for 912 of total HIV diagnoses.

People who are positive for HIV and AIDS live long and fulfilling lives with the help of anti-retroviral medications, so get tested today.