Relationships can be complex, and so can STIs. Understanding how your testing relates to your partner's is important.

At first glance, STI screening and diagnostic testing might seem interchangeable. But don't be fooled! There are key differences.

Obviously your first response to showing symptoms should be to get tested. But is it worth the process if you're not showing symptoms?

At-Home STI Tests are a safe and comfortable alternative to waiting at a. clinic. But will your results be as accurate as an in-person test?

There are multiple STI tests that you may undergo, and each can take different amounts of time to process.

Although this isn't the kind of test that you have to study for, it's always good to know what's going to be asked of you.

Blood tests can be scary, so its no surprise that a lot of people want to avoid them. Will it be necessary for your next test?

Any kind of medical test is inherently uncomfortable, but how bad will things be when you go and get tested?

What will happen when you get an STI test? Will it be painful scary? Or relieving?

The symptoms you have will depend on when you can get tested. Read more here to find out when you should be getting tested.