Description
HIV 1&2/P24 Antigen,Syphillis,(Chlamydia Trachomatis/Neisseria Gonorrhoeae- BY PCR(Urine)),Herpes I + II IgG/IgM
Sample Type: Serum, Randonurine
Tests Included:
A comprehensive sexually transmitted disease (STD) screening panel for males/females.
Sample Required:
Typically urine or blood sample depending on the specific STDs being tested.
Test Time:
Results are typically available within a few days.
What is the test?
STD 1 Male/Female helps to screen for common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in males/females.
Test Procedure:
Collection of samples (urine, blood, or swabs) as required for specific STD testing.
When to take the test:
When there’s suspicion of exposure to an STD, during routine STI screenings, or when engaging in unprotected sexual activity with multiple partners.
Who should take the test:
Individuals who are sexually active, especially those engaging in unprotected sex or with multiple partners.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for STD 1 Male/Female:
Q1: Which STDs are typically screened in STD 1 for males/females?
A: It covers common sexually transmitted infections like chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, and sometimes hepatitis B/C, depending on the specific panel.
Q2: Can this test detect all STDs?
A: It covers common infections but might not include less common or more specialized STDs. Additional tests might be needed for a comprehensive screening.
Q3: How frequently should someone undergo STD screenings?
A: It’s recommended for sexually active individuals to get tested regularly, especially after new sexual encounters or if there’s suspicion of exposure.
Q4: Is this test gender-specific?
A: Yes, there might be specific variations in the panel based on the anatomy and susceptibility of males and females to certain STIs.
Q5: Are these tests confidential?
A: Yes, most testing facilities ensure confidentiality to protect the individual’s privacy when undergoing STD screenings.
*Please note that specific testing protocols and guidelines may vary based on the latest recommendations from health authorities and regulatory agencies. It is essential to consult healthcare professionals and follow local testing guidelines for accurate and appropriate testing.
