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Lab visits that take as little as 15 minutes & results in 48 to 72 hours
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The world of sexual health and infections can be a confusing one. With various conditions, symptoms, and stigmas attached to them, it's essential to get the facts right. One common area of confusion is the difference between jock itch and sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
Lab visits that take as little as 15 minutes & results in 48 to 72 hours
FDA approved or CLIA certified Lab Centers
A person may experience abdominal cramps and vaginal discharge for different reasons. It may be due to menstruation, vaginal infections, or endometriosis. For most people, this pain will pass,
However, severe and consistent pain related to cramping, heavy discharge, or bleeding should be a matter of concern.
Lab visits that take as little as 15 minutes & results in 48 to 72 hours
FDA approved or CLIA certified Lab Centers
In the world of skin conditions, few things can be as unsettling as discovering an unexpected bump or sore on your intimate areas. Panic sets in, and the mind starts to race: "Is this something serious? Could it be an STI, like syphilis? Or is it just an ingrown hair?"
Lab visits that take as little as 15 minutes & results in 48 to 72 hours
FDA approved or CLIA certified Lab Centers
How often have you entered a public restroom, given the toilet seat a cautious side-eye, and wondered about the potential risks? With sexually transmitted infections (STIs) becoming more prevalent, it's only natural to ponder on such matters.
One question that frequently emerges in the minds of many is, "Can you get herpes from urine on a toilet seat?" It sounds like a nightmare, doesn't it?
Lab visits that take as little as 15 minutes & results in 48 to 72 hours
FDA approved or CLIA certified Lab Centers
Sexually transmitted diseases are a major global health issue, with millions of new cases reported yearly. While m any STDs can be cured with antibiotics or other medications, some incurable STDs caused by viruses can remain in the body for life.
