Get Tested

(… yes, even if you don’t have symptoms.)

While many sexually transmitted infections (STIs) make their presence known through symptoms like itching, burning, discharge, or visible sores, many people can be asymptomatic; that means you have an STI, but aren’t experiencing any symptoms.

you can still pass an untreated STI on to your partner(s)—and they can do the same.

Long story short?
The only way you’ll know for sure is to get an STI, HIV, or hepatitis test, and we recommend getting tested regularly.

What to expect when you get tested

Rather than one single test that can check for multiple STIs at once, each STI requires its own type of test. Most of these are simple and painless; for example, urine tests, self swabs, or a quick physical exam.

When you go in for your appointment, your nurse or doctor will ask you questions about your sexual health and lifestyle to determine which STI tests you’ll need.

After you’re tested, you’ll get your results within a few weeks.
If you did rapid testing for HIV, you’ll get your results that same day

What happens if your test comes back positive?

If you do test positive for an STI, your nurse or doctor will share a treatment plan with you when you meet for your results.

How to get tested

Visit "Find a Clinic" to find a clinic near you. Contact them to schedule an appointment, or plan to stop by during their walk-in hours (if available).

At your appointment, let the clinic know you would like testing through the KnoWyo program.

Get Tested

(… yes, even if you don’t have symptoms.)

While many sexually transmitted infections (STIs) make their presence known through symptoms like itching, burning, discharge, or visible sores, many people can be asymptomatic; that means you have an STI, but aren’t experiencing any symptoms.

you can still pass an untreated STI on to your partner(s)—and they can do the same.

Long story short?
The only way you’ll know for sure is to get an STI, HIV, or hepatitis test, and we recommend getting tested regularly.

What to expect when you get tested

What happens if your test comes back positive?

How to get tested

Are you at high risk of getting HIV through sex or injection drug use?

PrEP may be a good HIV prevention option for you.

Get Tested

(… yes, even if you don’t have symptoms.)

While many sexually transmitted infections (STIs) make their presence known through symptoms like itching, burning, discharge, or visible sores, many people can be asymptomatic; that means you have an STI, but aren’t experiencing any symptoms.

you can still pass an untreated STI on to your partner(s)—and they can do the same.

Long story short? The only way you’ll know for sure is to get an STI, HIV, or hepatitis test, and we recommend getting tested regularly.

What to expect when you get tested

What happens if your test comes back positive?

How to get tested

Are you at high risk of getting HIV through sex or injection drug use?

PrEP may be a good HIV prevention option for you.

Long story short?
The only way you’ll know for sure is to get an STI, HIV, or hepatitis test, and we recommend getting tested regularly.