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STI Testing

Free, Confidential STI Testing

Most STIs have no symptoms — the only way to know is to get tested.
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STI or STD? What's the Difference?

You’ll hear both terms, and they basically mean the same thing. STI — sexually transmitted infection — is the term most doctors and the CDC use today, because an infection can be present whether or not it causes symptoms or disease. STD — sexually transmitted disease — was the older term. We use STI because it’s more accurate and less stigmatizing — but we know what you mean either way.

Why Get Tested?

  • Most STIs have no symptoms. You can have one — and pass it to a partner — without ever feeling anything.
  • According to the CDC, about 1 in 5 people in the U.S. has an STI at any given time.
  • More than half of all chlamydia cases are in people ages 15–24. If that’s your age range, regular testing isn’t being cautious — it’s being smart.
  • The good news: chlamydia and gonorrhea, the two most common reportable STIs, are both easily treated when caught early.

STIs and Pregnancy

If you’re pregnant — or might be — an untreated STI can cause real complications:

  • For you: pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), which can cause lasting damage to your reproductive system, including infertility.
  • For your baby, if you continue the pregnancy: preterm birth, low birth weight, or infection during delivery.
  • If you’re considering an abortion: an untreated STI raises your risk of PID and other complications after any procedure.

Catching and treating an STI early protects your health, whatever decision you make about a pregnancy.

What We Offer

  • Free testing for chlamydia and gonorrhea — the two most common reportable STIs in the U.S.
  • Confidential — your results, your privacy, your decision.
  • If your test is positive, we provide a referral for free or low-cost treatment.
  • A private conversation with a nurse or trained advocate. No judgment, no lecture.

What to Expect

A calm, private exam room.
A trained medical staff member performs the ultrasound under the direction of a North Carolina–licensed physician.
You’ll see the screen and talk through the results.
You’ll have time to ask any questions — about the results, your options, or anything else.

Every service is free, confidential, and offered with no pressure and no agenda.

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