Counseling on HIV Infection, AIDS, and Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases

The Public Health Department provides information on sexually transmitted diseases. We conduct blood tests to rule out hepatitis B, hepatitis C, syphilis, and AIDS (HIV).

When can an infection be ruled out with a high degree of certainty through serological testing following high-risk exposure:

HIV: 6 weeks;
Hepatitis B: 3–6 months;
Syphilis: 10 weeks
; Hepatitis C: 6–7 months 
 

It is often advisable to get tested sooner, as an infection is possible even without symptoms and may be detectable in the blood. Seek advice!

Condoms protect against sexually transmitted diseases.

Please note: Address

Counseling on HIV infection, AIDS, and other sexually transmitted diseases does not take place at Gustav-Stresemann-Ring! Instead, it is provided exclusively at the offices of the

Public Health Department
, Konradinerallee 11, Building A
, 65189 Wiesbaden