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What kind of doctor do you need to see if you think you have a std?
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Gynecologist: Gynecologists are likely the best place to be tested and treated for STDs . Sexually active women should establish themselves with a gynecologist for routine exams and PAP smears. Best wishes
Answered 10/22/2014
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Urgent Care: Most urgent care clinics can evaluate for a STD. A family practice doctor can also evaluate and treat these conditions. Testing can be done by checking: urine, swab, and/or blood testing.
Answered 10/22/2014
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