Can minors get tested for STIs/STDs?
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Of course you can do this 🙂
From 14 you can go to the doctor and make an appointment for such a test 🙂
Alternatively, most health offices also offer anonymous tests on many STDs. For this, however, you would have to make yourself smart as it looks in your city /deinem place (mostly stands on its website).
Of course, young people under 18 can also be infected with sexually transmitted diseases.
However, there should already be symptoms that indicate such a disease, or it should have previously found sex with a certain disease instead of making the doctor a test that the health insurance pays.
Of course, you can also go to the doctor and say that you just want to be tested for all possible sexually transmitted diseases. But you have to pay these tests yourself, because the health insurance does not pay them.
of course