
Selective STI/STD Testing
Learn more about the most common STI/STD symptoms and how we can help.
Experiencing STI Symptoms?
If you've had unprotected sex or a change in partners, you need to get tested for STIs. Some of the most common symptoms of a sexually transmitted infection or disease include:
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Unusual discharge from the vagina or penis
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Strong vaginal odor
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Itching or irritation inside the vagina or penis
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Pain during sexual intercourse
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Painful urination
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Unexplained rash
Many people have an undiagnosed sexually transmitted infection without symptoms and continue to spread it to others. Testing is an important step to maintain your overall health and future.
Clarity Clinic currently offers Chlamydia and Gonorrhea STI testing via a urine sample. We do not provide any other STI tests at this time. We provide this testing service only to women. To learn more about STIs or to get tested, call 608-348-5787.
Sexual Health and STI Testing
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) occur in men and women and can affect reproductive wellness. STIs are spread through skin-to-skin contact of infected areas and through vaginal, anal, and oral sex. If you think you may have an STI, schedule a FREE and CONFIDENTIAL appointment today. An untreated STI can have a negative impact on your reproductive health and the health of your future pregnancies. It's important to be tested and treated for any STIs.
There are over 20 different STIs. These are the most common:
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) surveillance data, there were more than 2.2 million STI cases reported in 2024. Nearly half of all new STIs occur in young people aged 15–24. While overall reported cases dropped for the third consecutive year, the total STI burden remains high.
Five Reasons to Get Tested for STIs This Week
1. If you’ve recently had unprotected sex, including oral or anal sex, you are at risk.
2. If you’ve had a change in partners, getting tested should be one of the first things you do. Do not rely on your partner's word. Condoms are not 100% effective at protecting against STIs.
3. If you have experienced itching or burning in your pelvic area or any of the aforementioned STI symptoms, you need to get tested before engaging in any sexual activity.
4. If you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant, an STI needs to be ruled out or, if present, treated as a health measure.
5. If you have scheduled a surgical abortion or are considering a medication abortion, first rule out or treat an STI. This can prevent further complications.
Your health and safety are our priority. Reach out to get tested today. At Clarity Clinic, you will be treated with dignity and kindness.
Why Choose Clarity Clinic?
We provide FREE and CONFIDENTIAL reproductive health services in a compassionate environment. Whether you need STI testing or pregnancy confirmation, we are here for you. Contact us to make a free appointment today, and let us help you move towards your best life.
