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Who Should Get Tested?

Testing recommendations include:
Sexually Active Women Under 25: Annual screening is advised.
Pregnant Women: Screening during the first prenatal visit is recommended.
Women with New or Multiple Sexual Partners: Regular testing is advisable.
Individuals with STI Symptoms: Immediate testing is necessary if symptoms like unusual discharge, burning during urination, or pelvic pain occur.

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