Little Rock STD Testing

Rapid Private STD testing Centers

Our Little Rock, Arkansas physicians can prescribe medication at their discretion, so treatment is a quick and easy process. Specialist referrals are only one of the provide to help you get treatment if you test positive for an STD in Little Rock, Arkansas. You never have to submit to a physical because our STD tests only require a small blood or urine sample.

You can use the glossary of STD terms on our website to educate yourself about frequently used STD terms. We give a full refund within 24-48 hours for any testing that is cancelled prior to visiting one of our test centers. Our STD test packages do not exclude any of the most commonly occurring STDs- HIV, oral and genital herpes, syphilis, chlamydia and gonorrhea, and hepatitis A, B, and C.

Our testing procedure was designed to take care of you the way we like to be taken care of ourselves. All of our labs test for many conditions that do not relate to STDs so your reason for visiting the test center will not be known. We make it easy to find the closest location by entering your zip code into a search box on our website.

Little Rock, Arkansas Sexually Transmitted Infections Information

Every sexually active resident of Arkansas is at risk for getting an STD thanks to increasing infection rates every year. Any Little Rock resident who has not taken an STD test is not in control of their sexual wellbeing.

• In 2011, Jefferson County had the second-highest number of reported chlamydia cases with 1,003.
• Jefferson County had the second-highest number of gonorrhea infections in Arkansas in 2011 with 465.
• In 2011, of the 4,687 cases of gonorrhea in Arkansas, 2,690 were among women.
• per 100,000 people in 2010. Arkansas ranked 7th for chlamydia infections in the U.S.
• Arkansas ranked 34th out of 50 states for people living with HIV in 2011.

Some STDs, such as HIV, herpes, and hepatitis, are incurable. Get tested for STDs regularly to prevent the transmission of STDs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, and syphilis. 50% of Arkansas adults will have a sexually transmitted disease in their lifetime.