Screening

STBI screening (STD)

STBI screening (STD)

Need reassurance that you are not carrying any sexually transmitted diseases?

The Accès Infirmières team welcomes clients in complete confidentiality and without judgment, to screen for sexually transmitted diseases and provide quick results for peace of mind.

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Did you know that...

It is important to get tested every time you change sexual partners.

To avoid surprises and complications that could have serious lifelong consequences, it is recommended that you get tested for STBIs every time you change sexual partners.

Several sexually transmitted diseases do not cause any symptoms. For this reason alone, it is important to get screened. Screening remains essential for a healthy sex life.

In addition, early detection of a sexually transmitted or blood-borne infection (STBI) can allow you to take quick action to promote healing. This will prevent complications and also prevent transmission to your partners. At the same time, you will avoid the inconvenience of having to contact them to inform them of the situation.

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You should consult when...

Here are some situations where it is recommended to get tested for STBIs.

  • You have never been tested for STBIs
  • You just ended a relationship
  • You have had unsafe sex
  • You are starting a new relationship
  • You are considering stopping using condoms with your partner
  • You are sexually active with multiple partners

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STD screening

What does the consultation include?

  • Assessment of health status, i.e., checking for symptoms
  • Risk assessment and screening
  • Explanation of how screening works for each disease
  • Emotional support
  • Discussion of next steps, if any
  • Sampling
  • Transmission of results
  • Prescription of medication if necessary for certain illnesses
  • Follow-up with your doctor or help finding a doctor, if the nurse cannot prescribe

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