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How to Get an Anonymous STD Test
Unless you take specific steps to protect your identity, your STD test is not anonymous.
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- If you test positive for an STD, your name, address, Social Security Number and other personal information must be reported to the health department.
- Nobody needs your permission or has to tell you they're reporting you.
- The health department might show up at your house and ring the doorbell to talk to you about notifying your recent sexual partners.
- Discretion is not their first priority.
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Don't let fear of exposure prevent you from getting tested and getting treatment. Follow the instructions in our free guide to get a truly anonymous STD test and get anonymous treatment for many sexually-transmitted diseases.
Hi there. You can call me Jack. When I had a burning sensation and stains in my underwear, I panicked. I think I have an STD! Actually, I had two STDs: chlamydia and gonorrhea.
My research told me my infection could probably be cured with antibiotics and that my doctor would report me to the health department. If I went to a clinic, they would also report me and my "confidential" results. Even the online testing labs would report me, and nobody has to tell you they're doing it!
I didn't want anyone to know I had an STD, so I decided to figure out a way to get tested and get treatment -- anonymously.
The result is this free guide to anonymous STD testing and anonymous HIV tests. If you follow these steps, you can get an anonymous STD test and anonymous treatment, and you can erase any evidence that you ever had a test.
If you have an STD and you wait too long, you won't be able to get treatment over the phone, and you might as well report yourself to the health department. Every day you wait, you jeopardize your health and your anonymity.
Get tested, get treatment and be anonymous!
