Houston STD Testing

Rapid Confidential STD testing Centers

Our STD tests are sensitive enough to screen for STDs using only a small blood or urine sample. For certain diseases, our doctors can write prescriptions in Houston, Texas to speed up your treatment process. Our physicians in Houston, Texas can provide you with the name of a specialist who can begin your treatment if you test positive for an STD.

Our test recommendation tool makes it even easier to figure out what STD tests to take. Houston STD testing doesn't get more convenient than all of our testing locations in the area. Our health specialists can give you a status update for your test results anytime- day or night.

Find the test location closest to you by entering your zip code on our website. We designed our testing system with you in mind - we want to treat you the way we like to be treated also. Our labs screens for non-STD related infections, so no one will know why you are there.

STD information for: Houston, Texas

There are many reports published about sexually transmitted diseases each year, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) includes the Houston area. If you are not taking frequent STD tests, you are not maintaining control of your sexual health.

• In Texas, 33% of newly diagnosed HIV infections resulted in AIDS diagnosis within 12 months in 2010.
• In 2010, Texas ranked 11 out of all 50 states in primary and secondary syphilis infections.
• In Texas, 23.1% of women contracted HIV from injection drug use in 2010.
• In 2010, 15,359 people living with HIV in Texas contracted the disease from heterosexual contact.
• 29,948 men were diagnosed with chlamydia infections in Texas in 2012.

Texas citizens often don't follow-up on sexually transmitted diseases because they are embarrassed. Informing yourself and learning your STD status is the first step in preventing the spread of diseases in Texas. Some, but not all, sexually transmitted infections can be cured. Many STDs can be cured, but some cannot. Numerous sexually transmitted infections progress without symptoms.