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Woman wondering about STDs

If you’re sexually active, you may have questions about your sexual health, especially when it comes to sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Because many STIs don’t cause symptoms immediately, testing is the only way to know your status. Getting tested is a critical step in protecting your health and your partner’s health.

MyLife Medical & Resource Center provides comprehensive, no-cost STI testing and treatment for both women and men. Our caring team is here to give you accurate information and compassionate support. Schedule your appointment today.

Why Early Testing Matters

Many STIs can go unnoticed for weeks, months, or even years. Without treatment, infections can lead to serious complications such as pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), infertility, or chronic pelvic pain. STIs also pose risks to your pregnancy.

Early testing allows you to get the proper treatment quickly and avoid long-term effects.

The STIs Commonly Tested For

Healthcare providers typically test for the most common and serious STIs, including:

  • Chlamydia and gonorrhea – These bacterial infections are among the most common. If untreated, they can cause PID, infertility, or complications like ectopic pregnancy.
  • Syphilis – A bacterial infection that can cause serious health problems if not treated and may also be passed during pregnancy.
  • HIV – A viral infection that affects the immune system and requires lifelong management.
  • Hepatitis B – A viral infection that impacts the liver and can become chronic.
  • Genital herpes (HSV) – A viral infection that causes painful sores and can be passed to a child during delivery.

STI Testing Methods

Testing methods depend on the type of infection and your health history. Common approaches include urine tests, blood tests, and swabs.

While urine tests check for bacterial infections, blood tests can help identify viral infections like HIV, hepatitis, and syphilis.

A healthcare provider can also take a sample with a swab from affected areas, such as he genitals, throat, or open sores. This may be used to detect herpes.

Your provider will determine the best tests based on your situation and medical background.

Get Tested Today

Whether you’re experiencing symptoms or just want peace of mind, STI testing is a proactive way to care for yourself. At MyLife Medical & Resource Center, our STI services are confidential, no-cost, and designed with your health in mind.

Schedule your appointment today to get tested and take charge of your health with the support you deserve.

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