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What Tests are Involved?

Common tests include:
Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Testing: Often done through urine samples or swabs.
HIV Testing: Typically a blood test.
Syphilis Testing: Blood test to detect antibodies.
HPV Testing: Can be done during a Pap smear.
Herpes Testing: Blood test or swab of a sore.

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