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STD Testing in Portland, OR
Getting tested is one of the best things you can do for your health and your partners. AFC Urgent Care Portland offers fast, discreet STD testing with no judgment, just answers.
Anyone who is or has been sexually active should consider testing, even with one partner and no symptoms. Many STDs have no symptoms at all.
- Confidential carePrivate, judgment-free
- On-site lab testingBlood, urine and swabs
- Treatment availableIf you test positive
- 9 Portland and Vancouver clinicsBook the one closest to you
STDs We Test For
Test for one STD or several at once. Common tests include:
- Chlamydia
- Gonorrhea
- Syphilis
- Herpes (type 1 and type 2)
- HIV
- Hepatitis B and C
- HPV
How STD Testing Works
It depends on which tests you need. Some STDs are checked with a quick exam of the genital area. Others use a blood sample, and some need a urine sample or a swab.
Your provider will talk through your history and recommend the right tests, so you do not have to know exactly what to ask for.
Get Peace of Mind Today
Book online in under a minute, or call and our team will answer your questions privately.
Nervous About Getting Tested? That Is Normal.
It is completely normal to feel anxious before an STD screening. You might worry about your health, a partner or what the staff will think.
Our team sees patients for STD testing every day. We keep things private, respectful and quick, so you can focus on getting answers and, if needed, treatment.
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AFC Urgent Care FAQs
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What will my STD test involve?
It depends on what we are testing for. Some tests use a swab of the genitals or mouth, while others need a urine or blood sample.
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Who should get tested for STDs?
Anyone who is or has been sexually active should consider testing, even if you have had only one partner and have no symptoms.
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What are the risks of leaving an STD untreated?
Risks depend on the infection, but can include infertility, certain cancers, passing the infection to partners and harm to an unborn baby. Testing and early treatment prevent most of these.
Don't wait to get the medical attention you need.
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