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Sexual Conditions: Tests
Related Web Site: HIV/AIDS Test
This blood test determines whether HIV infection is present. Evidence of the virus does not immediately show up in blood, so the test typically must be repeated.
Related Web Site: Chlamydia Tests
This is the most common STD, and several tests can be used to detect it.
Related Web Site: Gonorrhea Test
Body fluid or urine is tested to detect gonorrhea.
Related Web Site: Herpes Tests
Cells or fluid from fresh sores -- or a blood test -- can be performed to diagnose herpes.
Related Web Site: HPV Test
Like a Pap test, an HPV test is done on cells taken from the cervix.
Related Web Site: Hepatitis B Test
This blood test can show presence of a hepatitis infection, determine its type, so that you can prevent its spread -- and get proper treatment.
Hepatitis B Test
Related Web Site: Syphilis Test
Several blood, tissue, and fluid tests are used to diagnose syphilis.
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