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What type of doctor do you see to be tested for stis/stds?
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Most: Any internal medicine doctor, family practice doctor, ob-gyn doctor, urologist, doc-in - the box (care now, etc) can test you. It can include blood work for HIV or syphyllis, genital swab for culture and sensitivity, as well as urethral swab for discharge, lancing for herpetic lesions, and so on.
Answered 6/10/2014
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