And in most states, clinicians at clinics like Planned Parenthood don't have to notify your parents about services. PP offers birth control and won't call your parents. But not every state or every clinic will have the same rules. When you call to make the appointment for your annual exam or STD test, you can ask. Your clinician will help you determine which of your sexual partners should be tested.
Some people carry STDs without knowing it.
But if your partner did have unprotected sex with another person and then with you, you should consider that your partner is not taking your health seriously. Both the pelvic exam and the pap smear are performed during an annual exam. The clinician will take swab of your vaginal mucous and one of your cervical tissue to send to a lab for testing. A pap smear is not a specific test for most STDs, but because the pap smear tests for abnormal cervical cells, STDs like genital warts might show up. An abnormal pap smear is when the lab finds that your cervical cells show abnormal changes-your clinician and lab technician know what healthy cells should look like.