December 18, 2020
December 18, 2020 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
Get tested for herpes anonymously at Express STD Testing.
Herpes is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections. Though there are obvious symptoms, the only way a person can know if they are infected is getting tested. Most people are afraid of getting tested because of the stigma associated with positive results. Express STD Testing has announced that they will now be providing an anonymous herpes testing service. This means that the person getting tested does not need to be afraid that third parties will find out about their results.
According go the website, “Herpes is a common sexually transmitted infection that is caused by strains of the herpes simplex virus. The most common are the Herpes Simplex Virus 1 or HSV-1 and Herpes Simplex Virus 2 or HSV-2. Most herpes tests will detect the virus in samples from the blister, or fluid from a sore. Our advanced tests detect the presence of the virus through checking for herpes antibodies in the blood. We have oral herpes tests and genital herpes tests that have been approved and cleared by the FDA. Our tests will detect the presence of the two virus strains even in situations where there are no signs or symptoms. It is important to understand that though herpes simplex virus 1 mainly causes oral herpes and herpes simplex virus 2 causes genital herpes most of the time, there are cases where HSV1 causes genital herpes and HSV2 causes oral herpes.”
It is now easy for people to get tested without the anxiety and the judgment that is linked to getting tested for sexually transmitted infections. For more information about herpes testing, visit the Express STD Testing website.
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For more information about Express STD Testing, contact the company here:
Express STD Testing
Jack Lombardi
(800)597-1089
press@expressSTDtesting.com
We exist to make sure you go through the STD testing process safely and conveniently. You can rest assured that our tests and testing processes are safe since they are approved and cleared by the FDA.
