if u get checked out for stds wat will the dr. do?

Question

dose he just look at it?
or do u have to piss in a cup?

Answer 1

Looking at "it" is part of the examination. This is helpful in diagnosing crabs and scabies. It can also be used to diagnose HPV and herpes in people who show symptoms. However, most people don't show symptoms.

Gonorrhea and chlamydia are detected using either a urine test or a urethra/vaginal swab. If you are symptomatic, the doctor can milk the discharge out of the penis, but most people don't show symptoms!

Syphilis is detected with a blood test. HIV can be detected with a blood test or oral swab.

Herpes can be detected with the HerpeSelect blood test. This test can differentiate between HSV 1 and 2.

There is no clinically practical test available for detecting HPV in men. The only way a man would know if he has HPV is if he shows symptoms (warts).

Answer 2

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Answer 3

If you are a guy, the doc will stick a cotton swab in the end of your penis and then send the sample to the lab. If you are a female, the doc will also swab the inside of the vagina and send that sample to the lab. Results come back in a couple of weeks.

Answer 4

Never had to do this but someone I know had to be checked out and all that was done was the doc looked at "IT" had him piss in a cup took a swab sample and did some blood work. Good-luck!

Answer 5

It depends on what STD he is testing for, If he is testing for AIDS, then its a blood test. If it's for herpes, then he looks. And if there's a possibility, then he will take a small sample of skin. Not sure of any others though.

Answer 6

Please see the webpages for more details on Sexually transmitted diseases. The doctor will ask for the symptoms, then physically examine the patient and will suggest to conduct certain medical tests. After getting the results, he will diagnose the sexual disease and prescribe drugs for the disease. Some persons will suffer from multiple sexual diseases. Please note that Herpes simplex virus and AIDS have no cure and it will stay till the rest of your life. Human papilloma virus cause cervical cancers in women.

Answer 7

a thorough physical and lab exam would be performed...in the p.e. the doctor will press the head of the penis to see if a discharge is present then send it to the lab...or he could ask you to ejaculate in a sterile cup and send this to the lab...in the lab exams your wbc count would be elevated than normal this could suggest std or a symptom of an underlying pathological condition....

Answer 8

It boggles my mind when I think of all of you out there having unprotected sex! Please!!! Buy some condoms and use them.