STD Testing

AED680.00

Tests Name Methodology TAT
HIV Combi (Type 1 & 2 Antibodies+ p24 Antigen) Chemiluminescence 1 Day
Hepatitis B “c’’ Antibodies (HBc Total) Chemiluminescence 1 Day
Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) Antibodies Chemiluminescence 1 Day
Syphilis Profile–(RPR, TPHA, FTA-Abs) NA 2 Days

Description

**Comprehensive STD Testing: Protect Your Health with Early Detection**

**Why You Need This Test**
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are a significant public health concern, often presenting with mild or no symptoms, making early detection crucial. Comprehensive STD Testing is designed to screen for common infections, including HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and Syphilis. This test is essential for diagnosing infections early, monitoring your health, and preventing the spread of STDs to others. Whether you are sexually active, have multiple partners, or are planning to start a family, this test provides peace of mind and helps you take control of your sexual health.

**Symptoms That Indicate This Test**
Consider taking this test if you experience any of the following symptoms or scenarios:
– Unexplained genital sores, rashes, or ulcers.
– Painful urination or unusual discharge from the genitals.
– Persistent fatigue, fever, or swollen lymph nodes.
– Yellowing of the skin or eyes (jaundice), which may indicate Hepatitis.
– A history of unprotected sexual activity or multiple partners.
– Partner diagnosed with an STD or showing symptoms.
– Routine health check-up for sexually active individuals.

**Natural Production**
The body naturally produces antibodies and antigens in response to infections. For example, HIV infection triggers the production of antibodies and the p24 antigen, which are markers of the virus. Similarly, Hepatitis B and C infections lead to the production of specific antibodies as the immune system fights the virus. Syphilis infections are detected through markers like RPR, TPHA, and FTA-Abs. Factors such as recent exposure, immune system health, and the stage of infection can influence these markers, making timely testing critical for accurate diagnosis.

**What Happens If Untreated**
Ignoring abnormal STD test results can lead to severe health complications. Untreated HIV can progress to AIDS, severely compromising the immune system. Hepatitis B and C can cause chronic liver disease, cirrhosis, or liver cancer. Syphilis, if left untreated, can damage the heart, brain, and other organs, leading to life-threatening complications. Additionally, untreated STDs increase the risk of transmitting infections to others and can impact fertility and pregnancy outcomes. Early detection through testing is key to preventing these risks and ensuring effective treatment.

**How to Prepare for the Test**
Preparing for STD Testing is simple and straightforward:
– No fasting is required for this test.
– Avoid taking antibiotics or antiviral medications before the test unless directed by your doctor.
– Inform your healthcare provider about any recent vaccinations or medical treatments.
– Ensure you provide accurate information about your sexual history for better interpretation of results.

**Test Overview**
Comprehensive STD Testing involves advanced diagnostic techniques to ensure accurate results. The test includes:

Tests Name Methodology TAT
HIV Combi (Type 1 & 2 Antibodies + p24 Antigen) Chemiluminescence 1 Day
Hepatitis B “c” Antibodies (HBc Total) Chemiluminescence 1 Day
Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) Antibodies Chemiluminescence 1 Day
Syphilis Profile (RPR, TPHA, FTA-Abs) NA 2 Days

The test requires a blood sample, and results are typically available within 1-2 days, depending on the specific test.

**Call to Action**
Take charge of your sexual health today with Comprehensive STD Testing. Early detection is the first step toward effective treatment and prevention. Book your lab test online now and find a diagnostic test near you for quick and confidential results. Protect yourself and your loved ones—schedule your STD Testing today!

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