Syphilis Testing Center - North Dallas, TX

Syphilis Facts

• Syphilis is a STD caused by the syphilis simplex viruses type 1 (HSV-1) or type 2 (HSV-2)
• Male-to-female transmission is more efficient than female-to-male transmission.
• One in five Americans have genital syphilis (yet at least 80 percent of those with syphilis are unaware they have it).

Anonymous Syphilis Testing North Dallas & Dallas Texas

Any Lab Test Now®(North Dallas, TX) provides confidential Syphilis Simplex Virus (I/II, IgG) testing for only $49. The comprehensive STD panel (includes HIV) costs $229.

How common is Syphilis in North Dallas & Dallas Texas?

Medical research shows North Dallas & Dallas Texas syphilis rate is approximately equivalent to national statistics. Young white adults has shown to be the fastest growing demographic over the past 20 years.

What does syphilis look like on a woman/man?

The symptoms of genital syphilis vary greatly from person to person, with many people having no noticeable symptoms (asymptomatic).

Symptoms:

• usually develop within 2 to 20 days after contact
• may be so mild it goes unnoticed
• in the first attack sometimes causes visible sores
• last between 10 - 21 days
• swollen lymph glands 
• painful inflamed blisters develop around infected area
• headache
• muscle ache
• fever  
• vaginal or penis discharge
• infection of the urethra causing a burning sensation during urination
• a burning sensation in the genitals
• lower back pain
• small red bumps may appear in the genital area following earlier symptoms,  later developing  into painful blisters, which crust over, form a scab, and heal.

What is a syphilis test like?

Any Lab Test Now® North Dallas provides a blood test to determine contraction of syphilis simplex (I/II, IgG). No appointment, identification or doctors note is needed. The visit is confidential and results are ready within 24-48hrs.

Is Any Lab Test Now anonymous?

We provide anonymous and confidential std testing for all individuals. The only people who will know you came to get tested or what your results are is who you tell.