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• Eye irritations
• Ear aches
• Hives & rashes
• Stomach ache/pain
• Urinary tract infections (UTI) test
• Sinus infection
• Vaginitis
• STDs
• Vomiting & diarrhea
• Flu/Strep
• All Over- the- Counter Medications
• COVID Testing
• Condoms
• PrEP
• General First Aid
• Referrals
• Weight Checks
• Blood Pressure Checks
• Blood Glucose Monitoring
• Wound Care

Rapid HIV Testing
(BY APPOINTMENT)

Call Student Health Services at (662-621-4197).

Did you know?

• The CDC recommends that everyone between the ages of 13 and 64 get tested for HIV at least once as part of routine health care.
• Knowing your HIV status gives you powerful information to help you take steps to keep you and your partner healthy.
• ONLY 20 minutes for your results!

Sexual Assault Support Services

We are proud to be a partner with the Office of . Student Health offers comprehensive and compassionate services for survivors of sexual assault by experienced staff. Our Campus Nurse is a SANE-trained nurse. Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) are registered nurses who have completed specialized education and clinical preparation in the medical forensic care of a patient who has experienced sexual assault or abuse.

What to expect if you seek our services:

• Confidentiality is of utmost importance. This is a safe environment. Your privacy and well-being are our number one priority.
• There is NO requirement to report to UPD or have forensic evidence collected. However, declining this greatly handicaps future legal recourse
• If you choose to have forensic evidence collected:
  • You will undergo a Physical exam, forensic evidence collection, and lab evaluation including STI screening, appropriate prescription medications, and counseling
  • All medical services are provided at no charge to the survivor. There may be a cost to certain medications prescribed for prophylaxis
• If you choose NOT to have forensic evidence collected:
  • You will undergo a screening and receive treatment. Normal charges for labs and meds apply. If cost is a concern, we will work with you so that it is not a barrier.
• We collaborate with UPD, UCC, and Title IX but will only do so per survivors wishes

When should the exam and treatment occur?

• Exam and treatment should occur ASAP after the assault – within 72-96 hours
  • If wanting to collect forensic evidence, this improves the quality of evidence and effectiveness of medications (Plan B, PEP, etc.)

How should I prepare for my visit?

• Evidence quality is improved if survivor does not shower, change clothes or brush teeth before exam. Bring assault clothing for evidence submission if one has already changed.

What if Student Health is closed?

• Student Health operates Monday – Friday 8a – 5p and closes on Thursdays at 4p. Baptist Memorial Hospital – North MS emergency department is the best option after hours.
• It is highly recommended that you contact VIP at their support helpline: 662-816-5377

Women’s Health

We provide comprehensive health care addressing the needs and concerns of women. Services include but are not limited to:

• Pap Smears
• Referrals to gynecologists when indicated for management of abnormal pap smears
• Treatment for menstrual irregularity
• Testing, treatment, and information about genital infections and sexually transmitted diseases
• Counseling on sexual activity and decision-making for good health and wellness
• Information on methods of birth control
• Pregnancy testing, counseling and referrals
• Emergency Contraception
• Family Planning

Men’s Health

Student Health Services provides the following services for men. All services are completely confidential, and no appointment is required but are encouraged.

• Health education and counseling related specifically to men’s issues
• Sexually transmitted disease testing, counseling, treatment and education