Clinics in Nysa

What STIs can I be tested for in Nysa?

At Better2Know’s Nysa STI clinics, we offer comprehensive testing for a wide range of Venereal Diseases and Intimate Infections.  These are infections that are passed from one person to another, often through sexual contact.

STIs can lead to severe health problems for you and your future partners if they are left untreated.  If you have sex with new partners it is important to get tested every 3 to 6 months. Below is a list of STIs we test for at our Nysa clinics:

• Chlamydia

• Gonorrhoea

• Syphilis

• Herpes

• HIV

• HPV/ Genital Warts

• Hepatitis A

• Hepatitis B

• Hepatitis C

• Trichomonas

• Mycoplasma

• Ureaplasma

The earlier STIs and intimate infections are found by testing at our Nysa clinics, the sooner you can start treatment and prevent health and fertility complications.

If you are concerned about more than one STI, our comprehensive STI screens will test for several STIs at once.  If you are not sure what to test for, please choose our Full Screen.

What are the symptoms of STIs?

Symptoms of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) vary depending on which one you have. Most men and women with an STI do not have any symptoms.  If you do have symptoms, then many different STIs share common symptoms, but need different treatment.  You cannot diagnose an STI based on symptoms alone.  It is important to get tested at your nearest sexual health clinic in Nysa if you have symptoms or have had sex with a new partner so that you can get the right treatment.

The most common symptoms of venereal disease include:

• Unusual discharge from the penis, vagina, or anus

• Pain during urination

• Pain during sexual intercourse

• Sores, blisters, bumps, or rashes on the genitals, rectum, or mouth

• Itching or irritation around the genital area

• Abdominal pain

• Fever or flu-like symptoms

• Swelling or tenderness in the genital area

• Unexplained weight loss

• In women: unusual vaginal bleeding, particularly after sex

If you experience any of these symptoms, it is important that you get tested. Better2Know provides you with confidential and convenient STI testing in Nysa.  We will get you fast results to answer all your sexual health concerns.

Gonorrhoea tests in Nysa

Gonorrhoea is one of the most common STIs in Nysa.  It can cause considerable damage to your health and fertility if it is not detected and treated quickly.  Gonorrhoea can be passed on by vaginal, oral and/ or anal sex.

The Gonorrhoea test at our Better2Know sexual health clinic in Nysa is a simple, urine test used to detect the presence of the infection in your genitals, or a self-collected swab of your mouth/ throat or anus.

What is the difference between a test and a screen?

An STI test is for when a patient is concerned about one infection. For example, if you have had unprotected sexual intercourse with a partner who later informs you that they have Chlamydia, you would want to get a Chlamydia test.

An STI screen is recommended by the Better2Know Nysa medical team. A screen involves checking for several different STIs simultaneously. Screens are best used when an individual has had sex with a new partner and wants to get peace of mind by having a more comprehensive look at their sexual health.

Regular STI testing and screening is an essential part of maintaining good sexual health and preventing the spread of sexually transmitted infections in Nysa.

When should I get tested for an STI in Nysa?

All Venereal Diseases have an incubation period.  This is the time it takes for an infection to be detectable in your body from the time that you might have caught it. 

If you are worried about a specific incident in Nysa, then the incubation period varies between 10 and 28 days depending on the infection and test method.  You can book your STI Test appointment in advance.  Please choose a date on or after the incubation period.

If you are having a regular check-up, then the incubation period is less important.  Your results will be accurate for partners up to and before the incubation period of your tests or screens.

If you think you may have been exposed to an STI, or you have any symptoms, you should get tested.

HIV Testing in Nysa

HIV testing is a critical element in managing and preventing the spread of the HIV virus.

Early detection of HIV can significantly enhance the effectiveness of treatment, allowing individuals to lead healthier, longer lives. It also helps in reducing the risk of transmitting the virus to others.

In Nysa, Better2Know provides confidential and rapid HIV testing services, supporting individuals in taking control of their health. By prioritizing regular HIV testing, we can collectively contribute to preventing the spread of HIV and fostering healthier communities.

HPV Testing in Nysa

HPV is a significant risk for Cervical Cancer in women, and other cancers in both men and women.  There are over 100 types of HPV, 40 of which can be passed on sexually and around 14 are said to be High Risk for Cancer.  Cervical Cancer is one of the most common cancers in women in Poland. 

HPV can increase your risk on penile, vulval, rectal and oral cancers.  It can be passed on by both men and women and is very common.  Low Risk HPVs are a common cause of genital warts in both men and women in Nysa.

Better2Know’s sexual health clinic in Nysa can test you for HPV.  Most doctors suggest that women should have a routine HPV test every three to five years.  With fast results and onward support when you need it, book your HPV test now.