December 21, 2020
December 21, 2020 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
Express STD Testing is now offering affordable genital herpes testing services.
Genital herpes is caused by herpes simplex virus 2 and affects the genital area. The best way for someone know is they are infected with genital herpes or not is to get tested by accurate medical procedures. The Express STD Testing site offers accurate genital herpes testing.
According to the site, “Our testing centers use tests that have been approved by the FDA to screen for genital herpes. The tests work by identifying antibodies created by the body to fight the herpes simplex virus that causes genital herpes. You only need to give a blood sample which means you will not have to deal with uncomfortable undressing and swabbing. Our testing centers provide accurate tests with a 98% specificity and 97% sensitivity rate.”
The site also explained the right time to get tested, “There is no specific time to get a herpes genital test but ‘Now’ is great. In most cases, genital herpes might not display any strong signs and symptoms. This is why there are many people who are infected and are not aware. This has greatly affected the fight against herpes around the world. It is important to wait for about 4 to 6 weeks after potential exposure to get tested. This will give more accurate results. It is also important to get tested 3 months after the exposure to confirm the first results. Genital herpes might lead to complications that might include brain inflammation, aseptic meningitis, and blindness. If, in recent time, you have engaged in sexual activities with a person whose status you do not know, it’s time to get tested.”
For more information about genital herpes testing, visit the Express STD Testing site.
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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.
