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The world of contraception offers an array of choices, but when it comes to the dual mission of preventing pregnancies and shielding against sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), condoms stand out.
Lab visits that take as little as 15 minutes & results in 48 to 72 hours
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In our rapidly progressing medical landscape, with cures and treatments for numerous diseases emerging, some health challenges remain defiantly resistant. The arena of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) is one such challenge. Often shrouded in stigma, confusion, and misinformation, STDs are not a favorite topic for many.
Lab visits that take as little as 15 minutes & results in 48 to 72 hours
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Navigating the waters of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) can be daunting. The mere mention of STDs often brings a barrage of emotions: anxiety, fear, and uncertainty.
With a myriad of information circulating, some reliable and others mere myths, it's not uncommon to find oneself grappling with questions such as "How do I shield myself?" or "How to get rid of STDs at home?"
Lab visits that take as little as 15 minutes & results in 48 to 72 hours
FDA approved or CLIA certified Lab Centers
Ah, the wonders of human biology! While most of us are aware of the primary role of sperm in the female body - that is, to fertilize the egg and begin the process of reproduction - there's a lot more to the story. You might have come across claims or articles mentioning other purported benefits and effects of semen in the body. Some of these claims might sound almost outlandish!
Lab visits that take as little as 15 minutes & results in 48 to 72 hours
FDA approved or CLIA certified Lab Centers
For many women, noticing a change in vaginal discharge is like detecting an early warning signal from our bodies. Discharge is a normal part of a woman's cycle, fluctuating throughout the month. However, when that discharge starts to smell like poop, it can be both confusing and concerning.
