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We'll review your symptoms and prescribe appropriate Rx

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Why iMedical

No urine or blood test required
100% secure, confidential and HIPAA complaint
Expedited partner treatment available
Pick-up your Rx in less than 2 hours at any pharmacy in the US
Treatment included with lab fee
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Self-pay and Insurance available

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Nationwide in-person labs available near you.

$30 Doctor's fee. To order test and treat abnormal results.

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Treatment included. No additional lab fees

  • Chlamydia

  • Gonorrhea

  • Trichomoniasis (Trich)

  • Syphilis (confirmation)

  • Chlamydia and Gonorrhea

  • Chlamydia, Gonorrhea and Trich

  • Chlamydia, Gonorrhea and UTI

  • Full panel (Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Trich HIV and Syphilis)

  • Mycoplasma

  • Ureaplasma

  • Herpes (1/2)

  • UTI (UA and culture)

  • HIV Test (4th Gen)

  • Hepatitis panel (A/B/C)

  • And More...
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Infection
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Symptoms
  • Yellow-green Discharge
  • Mucopurulent Discharge
  • Frothy, Fishy Odor
  • Painful Ulcers
  • Painless Genital Ulcer
When To Test
  • After 1 - 2 Days
  • After 14 Days
  • After 7 Days
  • After 3 Months
  • After 5 Days
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Most STDs are transmitted through the exchange of semen, pre-ejaculate, vaginal fluids, and anal fluids. Syphilis, HPV, and HSV are passed through skin-to-skin contact.

FAQ

For certain STDs, we can start empiric treatment if you have symptoms and have been exposed to an STD.
Yes, you will be treated if your test results come back positive.
We offer expedited partner treatment once your partner consents.
STD symptoms often overlap making it difficult to differentiate the STD types by symptoms alone. The best practice is to screen for STDs if you've been exposed or are at risk of contracting an STD.
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