While many people are hesitant to discuss their sexual health with a medical professional, doing so could save your life. Sexually transmitted diseases are spread through intimate physical contact with another person, most commonly through sexual activity, including vaginal, oral, and anal sex. STDs are very common, and often they do not even cause symptoms. It is possible to have an STD without symptoms, then spread it to a partner who could develop serious complications. Your best chance at treating an STD is to get tested as soon as possible.
Everyone who is sexually active should be tested. We value your privacy at Urgentology Care. Come in today for an STD screening in Arlington. You can also schedule an appointment online or call ahead at The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC notes that STD testing and treatment can prevent the spread of these diseases and can vastly improve the health of sexually active individuals.
We offer discreet and confidential testing, treatment, and counseling for individuals who are concerned they may have contracted an STD. Different sexually transmitted diseases STDs require different types of tests. The kind of test you receive will depend on the type of STD being tested for. You may have to take a blood sample, urine sample, a swab of the inside of the mouth, a swab of the genitals, a swab of any sores or discharge, or a combination of these.
We are advocates for your health and will help you address any concerns with the utmost respect and confidentiality. If you think you may have contracted an STD or STI, or have disconcerting symptoms, come see us immediately so we can test you. Our Arlington STD testing and treatment is fast and efficient, seeing most patients within an hour. Urgentology Care medical professionals understand how intimidating it can be to visit an urgent care facility for an STD screening in Arlington.
However, here are several reasons you can trust us for STD testing and treatment:. Please do not hesitate to contact us at with questions or come into our urgent care today.
