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STI Testing

Due to state of Virginia funding reductions within the Harrisonburg/Rockingham area, the Health Center can no longer offer free/anonymous HIV testing.

It's Confidential

The University Health Center offers confidential sexually transmitted infection(STI) testing for a small fee.

Testing for Women

Gonorrhea and Chlamydia - $15
These are cultures done by a vaginal exam.

HIV - $5
This is performed as a blood test

Syphilis - $5
This is performed as a blood test.

Herpes antibody testing - $30
This is performed as a blood test.

Please see the additional herpes information section.

Testing for Men

Gonorrhea and Chlamydia - $45
This is a urine test. Males may not urinate one hour before testing.

Gonorrhea and Chlamydia - $15
This is a penile swab test. Males may not urinate one hour before testing.

HIV - $5
This performed as a blood test.

Syphilis - $5-This performed as a blood test.

Herpes antibody testing - $30
This is performed as a blood test

Additional Herpes Information

Additional Herpes Info:
Between 10-20% of herpes cases are diagnosed clinically, usually during primary outbreak. Most other infections remain undiagnosed without antibody testing - The Herpes Monitor, vol.5, no.2, October 2007.

This herpes antibody test will tell if you have been exposed to herpes simplex 1, which causes oral herpes (cold sores), and herpes simplex 2, which causes genital herpes.

Be aware that herpes simplex 1 can manifest in the genital area and herpes simplex 2 can manifest orally.

These antibodies appear about 3-4 months after exposure.

Condoms available for free at UHC (limit 3 per visit)

Dental Dams are available upon request

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Prices for Health Center services and office visits are subject to change.