Private-Testing.com STD Frequently Asked Questions

Will I be swabbed?
No. The test does not require
a swab culture.
Will I have to remove my
clothes?
No. You will not be examined. If your
test requires a urine sample, you will use
a private bathroom.
Does it matter when I test for an
STD?
Yes, if you have contracted an STD, it is extremely important
for your health to seek treatment right away.
Irreversible health problems can result if not diagnosed
and treated promptly.
When will my results be
ready?
Results are typically ready within 3 days. HIV
tests sometimes take up to 5 days.
Are individual tests available?
Yes. We recommend testing for all 8
diseases with the 8 Panel Test, but individual tests are available
to order.
Can I test for HPV?
No, we currently do not provide testing for HPV as the HPV
test requires a swab sample from a physician.
What will show up on my credit
card?
A
non-descript charge will appear on your credit card
from PHN Services.
What if I do not wish to use my credit
card?
You can
also pay by Western Union money order before
testing. You may also wish to consider paying
with Google Checkout.
Do I need to provide my real
name?
No. You can register and test with a made up name. For billing
purposes you will have to use your name, however your
billing information is not associated with the results
of your test, it is only used to
process the payment.
Can I eat the day of the test?
Yes. The results of this type of test
will not be effected by eating the day
of your test.
Can I test the same day that I order the
test?
Yes. You can
test the same day that you order the
test (please refer to your lab hours by
searching the location).
Do I have to test the same day that I order the
test?
No. You can test at
your earliest convenience, however we recommend testing as
soon as possible.
What if I am positive?
If your results are positive,
a phone consutation will be scheduled for you
with a doctor to review your results and
your treatment plan.
Is there a cure for herpes?
No. There is currently not a cure for herpes,
however recent advances on medicine have made living with herpes much
more manageable and can control the frequency and severity of outbreaks.
Especially if diagnosed early.
Is there a cure for HIV?
There is no known cure for HIV
or AIDs however with proper medical treatment, some patients have go
on to live long, happy lives.
Is there a cure for
Chlamydia?
Yes. Antibiotics are used to treat chlamydia.
Is there a cure for
Gonorrhea?
Yes. Antibiotics are used to treat gonorrhea.
Is there a cure for
Syphilis
Yes. Antibiotics are used to treat syphilis.