Strictly speaking, a pap smear does not test for sexually transmitted diseases or infections. Rather, pap smears are intended to test for cellular changes in your cervix that could indicate cervical a potential risk of cervical cancer. However, if you are getting a pap smear test, you can request that your doctor also tests for certain STDs, such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, or the human papillomavirus, by collecting fluid around the cervix at your appointment. At Priority Urgent Care & Walk-In Clinic, our board-certified physicians can provide you with both reliable pap smear and STD tests with efficiency and care.