Winchester STD Testing

Confidential STD Testing

All of our 22601 testing centers make it possible to take your STD test the same day you purchase it. You can trust the result you receive from us because our process has been vetted by diagnostic experts. All of our 4,000 STD testing locations nationwides are ready to provide you with the best STD testing, including our centers in Winchester, Virginia.

We try to get rid of any confusion you may have about the lingo used to explain our STD testing by providing a glossary of terms on our website. When you decide what to screen for, you'll have options that include single tests for all of the most frequently occurring STDs or a comprehensive package that includes them all. If you cancel your testing prior to visiting the test location, you'll get your money back in 1-2 days.

Your test results can be read on tablets, PCs and smartphones. We will never report your sexually transmitted diseases test results to your health insurance company or place it on your private medical records. We keep your test results private by sending it to the email address you give us.

Sexually transmitted Diseases Infections Data for Winchester, Virginia

Be confident of your sexual status by testing for STDs regularly. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) puts together reports about STD rates in Winchester and throughout the US every year.

• Virginians had syphilis at a rate of 3.5 per 100,000 residents in 2010.
• Between 2008 and 2011, there were 6,714 new HIV infections in Virginia.
• There were 20 Native American Virginia residents living with HIV in 2010.
• There were 210 Asian Virginia residents living with HIV in 2010.
• 70% of men in Virginia living with HIV in 2010 contracted the disease through male to male sexual contact.

Enlightening yourself and learning your STD status is the first step in preventing the growth of diseases in Virginia. Many STDs can be cured, but some cannot. Virginia citizens often don't look for sexually transmitted diseases because they are embarrassed. Many STIs progress without symptoms. Some, but not all, sexually transmitted infections can be cured.