StD detection and treatment
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
Anyone who has had unprotected sex (including skin-to-skin contact or condom breakage) may be at risk of developing an STI.
Price from 340€
Screening for sexually transmitted infections
Routine STI testing is recommended for all women who have an abortion because:
- STIs often have few or no symptoms, so testing may be the only way to know if you’re infected.
- Many STIs are easily treated, but if not treated they can become painful or cause long-term health problems.
- Some STIs increase your risk of post-abortion infection.
CMA STI testing
We’ll explain what evidence we can offer you as part of your treatment. The tests are fast and agile: all we need is a swab or a urine test and a blood sample. We can offer you a test to:
Chlamydia
Chlamydia is a common bacterial infection that is easily transmitted through unprotected sex. Left untreated, it can spread to the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries.
Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea is a common bacterial infection, which is easily transmitted through unprotected sex. Untreated gonorrhea can spread to the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries causing pelvic inflammatory disease (PID).
Hiv
HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is a viral infection that weakens the body’s ability to fight disease. Although the infection is not common, it is important to get tested because the sooner a diagnosis is made, the better the outcome for people infected with HIV.
Syphilis
Syphilis is a bacterial infection that is transmitted during sex and by skin contact with someone who has sores or rashes caused by syphilis. It can also be transmitted from mother to child during pregnancy.
Results
At the clinic, you’ll be immediately informed of your HIV test result by finger tap. You will be informed about the results of your other tests, approximately one week after the samples were taken. We’ll let you know if your test results are negative (meaning you don’t have an infection).
Patients with an infection will receive a phone call from a nurse at our clinic after receiving the results.
Couples
If your STI result is positive, you should contact your recent partners so they can get tested and, if necessary, receive treatment.
CMA can give you advice and help if you want to communicate with them yourself.
Fertility and STIs
Although chlamydia and gonorrhea infection can sometimes affect fertility (after PID), it doesn’t mean this happens to you. There is no evidence to suggest that becoming infected with HIV or syphilis makes it harder to get pregnant.
It is important that:
- Don’t assume you won’t be able to get pregnant after an infection.
- Continue to take contraceptive precautions if you do not already want to start a family.
We offer the following services
- Chlamydia
- Genital warts
- Gonorrhea
- HPV vaccine (Gardasil 9)
- Hepatitis A Vaccine
- Hepatitis B Vaccine
- Herpes
- Syphilis
- Trichomoniasis
El aborto legal y tus derechos
La actual Ley reconoce la libertad de la mujer frente al aborto. Las mujeres españolas pueden interrumpir libremente su gestación hasta la semana 14 y según que casos hasta la semana 22.
Cómo prepararte para tu aborto
Una vez que haya reservado su tratamiento con nosotros, te ayudaremos a prepararte para tu cita. Lee consejos sobre qué llevar, cómo organizar el viaje, orientación sobre cómo comer y beber antes de tu tratamiento, y más.
Una guía de costes
Más del 70% de nuestras pacientes tienen su aborto financiado por el SNS (Sistema Nacional de Salud). También puede pagar en forma privada si lo prefiere, o si no es elegible para la financiación del SNS.
Pacientes internacionales
Tenemos más de 35 años de experiencia apoyando a mujeres de todo el mundo para que puedan tener un aborto legal en España, y entendemos lo que hay que tener en cuenta antes de viajar.
Consejos para acompañantes
Si eres pareja, amiga o familiar de alguien que se está sometiendo a un aborto, aquí tienes algunos consejos sobre cómo puedes apoyarla.
¿Qué método de aborto es el adecuado para mí?
El tipo de procedimiento que se le puede ofrecer dependerá de algunos factores personales. Su gestación (cuántas semanas de embarazo tiene), sus antecedentes médicos, antecedentes ginecológicos, medicamentos y su elección personal ayudarán a determinar qué método es mejor para usted.
Si desea hablar sobre sus opciones, puede hablar con su médico de cabecera o llamarnos en cualquier momento al 93 452 99 30 (abierto las 24 horas) para una conversación confidencial.