Confidential STI/STD Testing & Treatment
If you’re sexually active, STI/STD testing is a good idea and our medical providers are here to help. There’s not just one test for all STI/STDs, so you’ll need to talk with your medical provider about your sexual history and together determine the best tests for you.
STI/STD Testing Information
The information provided in this brochure is for education purposes only. Please do not use this information to diagnose yourself.
Express STI Testing (for people without symptoms)
Includes gonorrhea and chlamydia screening and is recommended for people without symptoms. No appointment is needed. There is a flat fee of $65 and insurance is not billed. We recommend waiting 2 weeks after exposure to get accurate test results. If you have urgent concerns about an exposure or questions, please call 520-621-9202.
STI Testing (for people with symptoms)
Talk with a medical provider to determine which tests are needed. Call 520-621-9202 to make an appointment.
PrEP & Pep
Our medical providers can prescribe Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) as needed.
How To Use A Condom
Using condoms correctly and consistently can significantly reduce your risk of STIs/STDs and pregnancy. Get free condoms every Friday 12-2pm at Campus Health.
Free Condom Friday
Free external condoms, internal condoms, lube, gloves, and dams every Friday from 12-2pm outside of Campus Health.
Get Your Sexual Health Questions Answered
If you have sexual health questions, call (520) 621-4967 to speak with a health educator at Campus Health.
What are symptoms of an STI/STD?
- Unusual discharge from penis or vagina
- Strong vaginal odor
- Itching or irritation
- Pain during sexual intercourse
- Painful urination
- Sores
- Slight fever
- Excessive pain and/or cramping
How often should I be tested?
Here are the current STI testing recommendations.
How can I get the most out of my appointment?
Be honest and open about your sexual history, partner(s), and substance abuse/misuse. When our medical providers have all of your information they can provide better care for you.
Are they all curable?
Bacterial, fungal, and parasitic infections are usually curable (but you can get reinfected). Viral STDs (Herpes, HPV, HIV, and some Hepatitis) cannot be cured but can be treated with proper care and medication.
Additional Resources
Local STD Testing Resources
Pima County Health Department Theresa Lee Clinic
1493 W Commerce Ct.
(520) 724-7900
Planned Parenthood – Margaret Sanger Health Center
2255 N Wyatt Dr
(520) 408-7526
Helpful Links
- American Academy of Dermatology
- American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- American Sexual Health Association
- Best of the Web - Sexually Transmitted Diseases
- CDC National STD Hotline 1-800-227-8922
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Family Doctor
- Go Ask Alice!
- Planned Parenthood
- SexTalk Q&A Column