Human Papillomavirus (HPV) for Men Mesa

Service Description

Quick Test Health Services offers lab-based Human Papillomavirus ($\text{HPV}$) DNA urine testing for men in Mesa, AZ. This test provides a convenient, non-invasive method to screen for the presence of high-risk $\text{HPV}$ DNA types—the strains linked to cancers of the anus, throat, and penis. While urine sampling may be less invasive than a genital swab, its primary value lies in its ease of use and high patient compliance, making it ideal for men seeking private, accessible screening or those monitoring symptoms. The test screens specifically for High-Risk $\text{HPV}$ DNA, providing crucial information for risk assessment. Walk-ins are welcome, or book an appointment online. Most certified lab results are ready within 2–3 business days and are reported with full HIPAA confidentiality at our East Valley clinic. Features (Detailing the Non-Invasiveness and Risk Focus)Test Type: High-risk $\text{HPV}$ DNA detection via simple, non-invasive urine sample (for men).Target: Screens for the $\text{HPV}$ genotypes most frequently associated with $\text{HPV}$-related cancers (e.g., Types 16, 18).Sample Collection: Non-invasive, first-void urine sample—no painful swabbing required.Turnaround: Certified lab results in 2–3 business days.Booking: Walk-in or online booking. No insurance or doctor's order required.Uses: STD screening, risk assessment, follow-up for urethral symptoms, or monitoring. Frequently Asked Questions: How accurate is the urine test for $\text{HPV}$ in men compared to other methods? The urine sample test offers high specificity for detecting high-risk 3$\text{HPV}$ DNA and is preferred for its non-invasiveness.4 Studies suggest it is a reliable screening tool, especially for men who prefer to avoid genital swabbing. If you have active lesions or are seeking the highest possible sensitivity, a clinical swab may be advised. Will this test tell me if I have $\text{HPV}$-related cancer? No. This test only detects the presence or absence of $\text{HPV}$ DNA. A positive result means you have the virus. It is not diagnostic for cancer. Any positive result requires a follow-up consultation with a physician or urologist for further clinical examination and monitoring. Related Services $\text{HPV}$ Genotyping (Specific Type Identification)$\text{STD}$ Panel Screening MesaGonorrhea and Chlamydia Urine Tests$\text{STD}$ Treatment and Vaccination