Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Testing

STI testing and free treatment

People get tested for sexually-transmitted infections for many reasons. If STI testing is on your mind, it’s probably a good indicator that it’s the right decision for you. Anyone who has had unprotected sex can get an STI, regardless of the type of sex you’re having (oral sex included). Our nurses and doctors will be happy to answer any of your STI questions. And don’t worry, if concerns are identified during testing, rest assured that the most common STI’s are treatable, and free treatment options are available.

Visit SexualHealthOntario.ca for more information about STIs and how to protect yourself.  

Go get tested for chlamydia and gonorrhea

Chlamydia and gonorrhea are sexually transmitted infections (STIs) that may not cause any symptoms (but if you do have symptoms like below, see your healthcare provider right away). Rates of chlamydia and gonorrhea have been increasing in our area.

To make an appointment to go get tested for chlamydia and gonorrhea, call Public Health at 1-800-265-7293 ext. 7006.

Note: We are unable to offer the downloadable requisition form at this time. 

Common STI symptoms

If you’re experiencing any of the below symptoms, it’s important to be seen by your family doctor, a walk-in clinic or one of our doctors. But don’t delay, you should be seen as soon as possible.

  • Sores, bumps, blisters near your genitals, anus or mouth
  • Unusual rash
  • Itching near or around your genitals, a bad smell or an unusual discharge
  • Pain in lower abdomen
  • Pain or bleeding during or after sex
  • For women, bleeding between periods

HIV testing

We offer HIV testing at all of our clinics. If you’re interested in anonymous HIV testing where your name is not recorded on the test just ask!

Free, anonymous HIV testing is also available at our community partner, ARCH (HIV/AIDS Resources & Community Health), call 519-780-5298.