Testing is done for commonly sexually transmitted diseases such as Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Herpes, Hepatitis B and HIV. See similar questions...

Treatment is provided at this clinic for most of the identified diseases, free of charge. However, this is not an HIV treatment site, and positive clients will be referred to an appropriate facility. See similar questions...

Yes. Our STD Clinic is located at 500 N. 10th Street; please call (804) 646-6855 for more information. See similar questions...

Results for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis tests are usually available after seven to 10 days. Results of herpes tests usually take about 10 days. Although you can call the clinic, or drop by, to find out your test results, we will attempt to contact you if you test positive for any STD. See similar questions...

In order for testing to be accurate, you should not have taken any antibiotics in the last four weeks. When scheduling your appointment, please let the scheduler know if you have had any antibiotics. For females, you should not be on your menstrual cycle (period) when you come to the clinic for testing. If you are, you will have to come back to the clinic at a later time for testing. See similar questions...

Yes, STD testing is done by appointment (see above as to how to make an appointment) or in a walk in Clinic, Thursdays, 9-11 am. Only six walk in patients can be tested at the Thursday walk in Clinic. Yes, the Clinic does pregnancy testing at a walk in Clinic on Wednesdays from 2-3:30 pm. (Note: the Clinic does not provide prenatal health care services.) No, the Clinic does not do herpes testing. However, if you have lesions, you can make an appointment for treatment. See similar questions...

You are not "immune" to an STD if you have had it before. STDs caused by bacteria (chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis) can be treated and cured, but you can get them again if exposed. Viral STDs cannot be cured and may remain in your body forever. Home | About Us | Get Involved | Programs | Contact Us | News | Events | FAQ | Intranet | Calendar | Links | Site Map | Guestbook | Photo Gallery | See similar questions...

All users of XL Basic or XL Std can get the latest versions from the members area. XL Basic and XL Std have been discontinued. Users can get upgrades to XL Pro Series reports for a nominal fee. Contact us for additional information. See similar questions...

RediClinic, you can receive most common blood tests. Our tests include, but are not limited to, screenings for high cholesterol, diabetes, heart disease, liver and kidney function, thyroid disease, allergies, prostatic specific antigen (PSA), and osteoporosis*. Our panels combine our most popular exams at a discounted price to give you an even better value for your money! See similar questions...

Yes. CT screening of the coronary arteries for calcification in the wall of the vessels has emerged as a new way to determine if this disease is present. Yes. Several studies have shown that patients with coronary calcification are 4.2 times as likely, on average, to have a significant coronary event such as an acute heart attack. The amount of calcium in the wall of the vessel roughly correlated with the severity of the disease. See similar questions...

The faculty and staff of the Twilight Children's Clinic offer after-hours urgent, non-emergency pediatric care by appointment only. For appointments, call (859) 257-6730. The clinic is located on the second floor of the Kentucky Clinic. Hours of operation: Monday through Friday, 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. See similar questions...

X-rays, CT Scans, M.R.I.'s, or Bone Scans as deemed appropriate by your physician and done within 2 years of your referral. See similar questions...

The clinic tests are not very invasive. The most you will have to do is roll up one sleeve to give blood. The tests are listed on the test page. The tests are voluntary. Giving blood will help us with the study, but if you don't want to then we will respect your wishes. There are many advantages of having the blood test. The blood test gives more accurate and complete information on your health than most other health tests. See similar questions...

Gonorrhea, urethritis, vaginitis, syphilis, and chlamydia in females. If symptomatic, herpes and condyloma. HIV testing is recommended. See similar questions...

I am on the pill and have been for the past 6 years. I had a break for 6 months until the end of last year. Last week I got my period as normal. However instead of it stopping after 3 days like usual I have continued to spot up until today. Just curious. A doctor has told me that I have thrush. I am being treated for this but I'm worried as I have always had a discharge from my vagina. I think that it started when I was about 14 yrs. See similar questions...

Members will receive the STD newsletter and journal, may submit creative or critical works to the journal, may present papers and attend the annual national conference, and apply for numerous scholarships and internships. See similar questions...