STD 28 Parameters

Directly detects active HSV-1 viral DNA from shedding or mucosal lesions to diagnose oral and genital herpes flares.

Direct molecular identification of active HSV-2 DNA to confirm primary or recurrent genital herpes infections.

Differentiates atypical genital shingles and blistering eruptions from other viral lesions.

Detects active cytomegalovirus shedding in the urogenital tract to identify underlying viral irritation or systemic infection.

Amplifies bacterial DNA of Chlamydia trachomatis to catch active, frequently asymptomatic urogenital infections.

Direct PCR detection of Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria causing urethritis, cervicitis, and pelvic inflammation.

Molecular screening detecting the DNA of the spirochete responsible for primary Syphilis ulcers and lesions.

Screens for M. genitalium DNA, a recognized cause of persistent, treatment-resistant urethritis and pelvic inflammatory disease.

Identifies urogenital colonization of M. hominis associated with pelvic discomfort and mucosal balance shifts.

Molecular detection of opportunistic U. parvum linked to chronic urinary irritation and mucosal inflammation.

Screens for U. urealyticum DNA, closely linked with non-specific urethritis, reproductive health challenges, and discharge.

Directly detects genetic material of the parasitic protozoan T. vaginalis responsible for vaginitis and urethral discharge.

Identifies the causative bacterium of chancroid, a painful ulcerative genital condition.

Detects aggressive, invasive L1, L2, and L3 serovars of Chlamydia trachomatis that trigger deep genital ulceration and swollen lymph nodes.

Identifies the most common fungal yeast strain responsible for acute genital candidiasis, burning, and discharge.

Screens for an increasingly prevalent, non-albicans fungal strain with high resistance to standard fluconazole therapies.

Direct molecular identification of an intrinsically azole-resistant yeast species, providing actionable guidance for alternative antifungal choices.

Detects an aggressive yeast strain commonly associated with recurring or deep mucosal fungal episodes.

Screens for opportunistic yeast colonization causing persistent localized skin and mucous irritation.

Differentiates a less common Candida species frequently misdiagnosed as C. albicans in routine tests.

Identifies an uncommon opportunistic fungal strain prone to amphotericin B resistance.

Measures G. vaginalis concentration to evaluate active bacterial vaginosis and mucosal barrier breakdown.

Detects a highly specific anaerobic bacterium responsible for recurrent, therapy-resistant bacterial vaginosis

A sensitive molecular indicator of severe urogenital dysbiosis and anaerobic overgrowth.

Screens for anaerobic curved bacilli associated with persistent malodor, chronic vaginosis, and pelvic inflammation.

Genetic marker that definitively confirms active, severe bacterial vaginosis.

Detects a potent anaerobic pathogen involved in polymicrobial pelvic infections and abscess risk.