STD test in Oslo
At Easy Clinic, we offer consultation, assessment and testing if you suspect a sexually transmitted infection or have other questions related to sexual health.
You can book an appointment with a doctor if you have symptoms, have had unprotected sex, have been informed about possible exposure, or want a private and discreet assessment.
You can book an appointment with a doctor if you have symptoms, have had unprotected sex, have been informed about possible exposure, or want a private and discreet assessment.
Common sexually transmitted infections
Testing may be relevant if there is suspicion of, for example:
When should you get tested?
It may be relevant to get tested for sexually transmitted infections if you:
Many sexually transmitted infections can cause few or no symptoms. Testing may therefore be relevant even if you feel well.
Which tests may be relevant?
The doctor will assess which tests are relevant based on your symptoms, risk of infection and what you want to be tested for.
Relevant tests may include a urine sample and blood tests. If needed, the doctor may also assess whether other tests or further follow-up are needed.
Samples are analysed by a laboratory, and you will receive information about how your test results will be followed up.
Relevant tests may include a urine sample and blood tests. If needed, the doctor may also assess whether other tests or further follow-up are needed.
Samples are analysed by a laboratory, and you will receive information about how your test results will be followed up.
Discreet and confidential consultation
We understand that sexual health can be a sensitive topic. With us, you will meet a doctor in a private and professional setting. The consultation is confidential, and the doctor can provide advice, testing, treatment or referral if needed.
Treatment and follow-up
If the test results show an infection, the doctor will assess the correct treatment and any necessary follow-up. In some cases, it may also be important that sexual partners are informed or tested.
The doctor will advise you on what to do next, including when it is safe to have sex again and whether a follow-up test is needed.
The doctor will advise you on what to do next, including when it is safe to have sex again and whether a follow-up test is needed.
Frequently asked questions about STD testing in Oslo
Do I need to have symptoms to get tested?
No. You can get tested even if you do not have symptoms. Several sexually transmitted infections may have no clear symptoms, but can still be passed on or cause complications if they are not treated.
What symptoms can sexually transmitted infections cause?
Common symptoms may include pain or burning when urinating, discharge, itching, sores, a rash, pain in the genital area or discomfort after sex. Some people have no symptoms at all.
Which sexually transmitted infections can the doctor assess testing for?
The doctor can assess testing for, among others, chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, HIV, hepatitis B and C, and other infections if needed. Which tests are relevant will be assessed based on symptoms, risk and medical history.
How are the samples taken?
The samples may, for example, be a urine sample or a blood test. Which samples are taken is assessed by the doctor during the consultation. If needed, the doctor can also advise you on further testing or follow-up.
Is the consultation discreet?
Yes. The consultation is confidential, and you will meet a doctor in a private and professional setting. Sexual health is a common topic at the doctor’s office, and you can raise questions or concerns without feeling uncomfortable.
Can I get treatment if the test is positive?
Yes. If the test results or medical assessment show that treatment is needed, the doctor will assess the correct treatment and follow-up. In some cases, partner notification or a follow-up test may also be relevant.
Can I get tested after unprotected sex?
Yes. You can book an appointment for assessment after unprotected sex. The doctor will assess which tests are relevant and when the right time is to take them.
Should my partner also get tested?
In many cases, it may be advisable for your partner to get tested as well, especially if you have symptoms, a positive test result or suspicion of infection. The doctor can advise you on what is right in your situation.
How quickly will I get the test results?
Test results are usually available after the samples have been analysed by the laboratory. The time this takes may vary depending on which tests are taken. The doctor will inform you about how the test results will be followed up.
