STD Testing and Treatment
If you are pregnant or considering abortion, it is important to get tested.
Most STDs don’t show any symptoms.
I’m considering abortion, why do I need to get tested for STDs?
Common Questions About STDs
STDs and Pregnancy?
If you are pregnant, the last thing on your mind is probably STDs. However, it’s an important and often missed next step.
According to the CDC, all women who are pregnant should be tested for syphilis, HIV, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C early on in pregnancy. Those who are considering abortion, either medical or surgical, should be tested for chlamydia and gonorrhea early on in pregnancy as well.
How much is an ST test?
Depending on location, testing needed, and insurance coverage, STD testing can cost up to $400.
We offer free STD testing and treatment to pregnant women and their partners. We also provide referrals for additional testing.
How long does an STD test take?
Waiting for STD testing to come back can be nerve-racking.
At our clinic, STD testing is a two-step process. Your first appointment includes the STD test, and the second appointment is to review results and give treatment or follow up instructions. STD tests take between 2-5 business days to get results back from a qualified lab.
Where can I get STD testing for free?
Cost can be a major factor when considering your sexual health and pregnancy options.
That’s why we offer free STD testing and treatment for those who have a positive pregnancy test, because finances should never be the reason for keeping someone from getting the quality medical care they need.
Schedule your appointment today at Assured Women’s Healthcare in Orlando, Florida.
How to prevent STDs?
It’s great that you want to take care of your sexual health. It’s important to remember that getting tested regularly for sexually transmitted infections isn’t prevention. Testing can only reveal if you already have an STI, not prevent it.
The only sure way to prevent STIs is to remain celibate. You can learn more in our article Four Ways to Avoid STDs.
