What happens at a STD test?

Take blood and swab your genital area. Ask you lots of questions about your history.

Doctors and health-care providers test for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) in several ways. Depending on the symptoms, they might do a physical examination of the genitals; test samples of fluids from the vagina, anus, throat, and urethra; or do a urine test. They might also do a blood test for HIV, syphilis, or hepatitis.

It will depend on where you get tested. STD Test Express offers diagnostic lab testing, meaning there is no swabbing, embarassing questions, or undressing. You will go into a lab where they will draw blood and ask for a urine sample. You will get your results in 2-3 business days, and can then speak to a doctor about your results.

If you are sexually active & 25 years old or younger, or have a new partner, you should be screened annually for STDs.

they kick you in the balls and if you dont react at all you are not a dude. if you do react you have AIDs or worse.use your imagination...maybe herpeghonacyphilitous. thats the worst...if you look close all the letters of AIDs are in it. except the "D" but thats not important. btw you have 3 STDs since you asked...thats a bare minimum...kinda like bear butt but bare.