Men's Essential STD Panel Mesa

Service Description

Men's Essential STD Panel - HPV Testing for Men in Mesa The only lab in Mesa offering HPV testing for men. Our Men's Essential STD Panel screens for four common sexually transmitted infections with a simple urine sample—including HPV, which most labs don't test for in men. What's Included - $169 This panel tests for: Chlamydia trachomatis Neisseria gonorrhoeae - Gonorrhea Trichomonas vaginalis - Trichomoniasis HPV - Human Papillomavirus (male urine test) 4 infections. One simple urine sample. Why Men Need HPV Testing Most men don't know they can carry and transmit HPV. Clinical research shows HPV can cause: Throat and oral cancers in men Genital warts Transmission to partners, including cervical cancer risk for female partners We're the ONLY lab in Mesa testing men for HPV with urine collection. Other labs don't offer this screening option for men. This information is educational only and not medical advice. For questions about whether HPV testing is appropriate for your situation, consult your healthcare provider. Simple Urine Collection No swabs. No blood draw. Just a simple first-catch urine sample for all four tests. Clinical studies show urine testing for men provides comparable accuracy to urethral swabs for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, and Trichomonas detection. Men strongly prefer urine collection, and the detection rates are similar to swab-based methods. Why Test for These 4 Infections? Chlamydia & Gonorrhea: The two most common bacterial STIs in the United States. Often have no symptoms but can cause serious health complications if untreated. Trichomonas: One of the most common curable STIs, but frequently overlooked. Can increase risk of HIV transmission and cause urethritis in men. Many people with Trichomonas have no symptoms. HPV: The most common sexually transmitted infection in America. Certain strains cause throat/oral cancers in men and cervical cancer in female partners. Most people with HPV have no symptoms. Educational information only. This is not medical advice. Consult your healthcare provider with questions about STI screening. Who Should Get This Test? This panel may be appropriate for: Men ages 21-45 who are sexually active Men with a new partner Men whose partner tested positive for an STI Anyone experiencing symptoms (discharge, burning, pain) Men concerned about HPV transmission Anyone seeking comprehensive essential screening for men Consult your healthcare provider with questions about which screening is appropriate for