Walker STD Testing

Same-Day Private STD Testing

If you test positive for an STD, our doctors in Walker, Michigan may be able to provide a specialist referral so you can begin treatment. If you are positive for an STD in Walker, Michigan, our physiciansmay be able to help by prescribing medication. Our tests use a small blood or urine sample, so you don't have to waste time taking a physical.

Our testing is the exact same as what is used by healthcare centers and doctors. The presence of a doctor to oversee your testing process is what ensures the high-caliber and safety of our tests. Our weekly-updated blog, Exposed, is an excellent resource for staying up to date on the issues presently surrounding STD testing and treatment.

It is really easy to locate a test location in your area, simply enter your zip code into a search box on our website to get a complete list. Since our labs screen for many conditions, it is impossible for anyone to know why you are there. We designed our testing process to conform to the way we want to be taken care of if we were using the facility today.

Walker, Michigan Sexually Transmitted Diseases Data

Annual reports are published by the health department of Michigan and the federal government with data gathered about STDs and HIV in Walker. If you are knowledgeable about STDs and how they are spread, you will know how to protect yourself.

• 59% of all HIV infected individuals in Michigan in 2012 were Black males.
• The rate of Hispanic females with HIV was 5 times that of White females in Michigan in 2010.
• Michigan reported almost 800 new cases of HIV in 2011.
• Of all Blacks infected with HIV in 2012, 70% were females.
• 61% of all individuals with new HIV infections in 2012 were Blacks

While refusing to have sex is the most effective way to prevent the transmission of STDs, condoms and dental dams are viable alternatives. STDs are a threat to the long-term health of the population of Michigan. Stopping the spread of STIs in Michigan often starts with education and protection. It is estimated that about 50% of all residents in Michigan will eventually contract an sexually transmitted disease. Some STDs only require skin to skin contact to be transmitted.