Peoria STD Testing

Same-Day Private STD Testing

Our STD testing method is simple and fast. Our competitively priced STD testing in 61615 is your best option. Visits to any of our over CLIA-certified testing labs will not require advanced notice.

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Chlamydia and gonorrhea infections are the most commonly reported sexually transmitted infections in United States, that is why we created the chlamydia-gonorrhea panel to look for both diseases at the same time. Late stage syphilis is known to lead to paralysis but rest assured our FDA-approved / cleared Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) test can quickly screen for this infection and give you results in 24-48 hours days in the 61615 area. At STDcheck.com, we use the most sophisticated Peoria STD testing available.

Peoria, Illinois STD Information

Arming yourself with information is the only way to protect yourself against the spread of HIV and STDs in Peoria, Illinois. Each year, the health department of Illinois publishes data about STD infection and transmission rates in Peoria.

• In 2010, the rate of Black women living with HIV infection in Illinois was 18 times the rate of White women.
• The rate of Hispanic women living with HIV in Illinois in 2010 was 4 times that of White women.
• 23.6 of every 100,000 Hispanic residents in Illinois had HIV in 2011.
• In 2011, Illinois rate of HIV infection was 20.0 for every 100,000 resident.
• 416 women were diagnosed with HIV in Illinois in 2011.

As many as one half of all Illinois residents will have an STD during their lifetime. Some STDs can be acquired by the same person many times. Many people with STDs are asymptomatic. Statistically, 1 out of every 4 young adults in Illinois have an STD. Those infected who don't know they have an STD are a common catalyst for the spread of STDs in Illinois.