STD 19 Parameters

Detects active bacterial DNA of Chlamydia trachomatis to identify asymptomatic or active urogenital infections.

Screens for bacterial overgrowth associated with bacterial vaginosis, dysbiosis, and microflora imbalance.

Direct DNA screening for M. genitalium, a key cause of non-gonococcal urethritis and pelvic inflammatory disease.

Detects M. hominis colonization linked to genital inflammation, reproductive tract irritation, and fertility health.

Detects active bacterial DNA responsible for Gonorrhea in the urogenital tract.

Direct molecular identification of the Treponema pallidum bacterium causing Syphilis.

Screens for opportunistic U. parvum bacterial colonization involved in chronic urethral and genital discomfort.

Detects U. urealyticum DNA linked to non-specific urethritis, persistent discharge, and reproductive tract health.

Identifies fungal yeast overgrowth responsible for candidiasis, burning, and genital irritation.

Detects Streptococcus agalactiae to evaluate bacterial carriage essential for urogenital wellness and reproductive care.

Screens for the causative bacterium of chancroid, characterized by painful genital sores and ulcers.

Direct viral DNA detection confirming active HSV-1 shedding from mucosal surfaces or lesions.

Direct viral DNA detection confirming active genital herpes (HSV-2) viral shedding.

Detects the parasitic protozoan T. vaginalis, a common cause of vaginitis, urethral discharge, and irritation.

Measures specific circulating Chlamydia proteins to evaluate systemic or persistent antigenic exposure.

Detects the viral surface protein to identify acute or chronic active Hepatitis B infection.

Screens for antibodies against the Hepatitis C virus to evaluate current or previous viral exposure.

Combined 4th-generation blood screening detecting both HIV antibodies and early viral p24 antigen.