STD 32 Parameters

4th-generation blood test detecting both antibodies and early p24 viral protein for rapid detection.

Identifies active acute or chronic Hepatitis B viral infection in blood serum.

Measures immune antibodies to assess past or present Hepatitis C exposure.

Non-treponemal blood serology test evaluating active Syphilis infection and treatment response.

Direct DNA detection of Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 from mucosal surfaces or active lesions.

Direct molecular identification of Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2 DNA confirming active genital herpes.

Differentiates atypical genital shingles and blisters from herpes infections.

Detects localized CMV viral shedding in urogenital secretions.

Directly amplifies bacterial DNA to identify active urogenital Chlamydia infections.

High-sensitivity molecular detection of active Gonorrhea infection.

Direct molecular identification of the Syphilis spirochete from active genital sores or swabs.

Screens for M. genitalium DNA, a common cause of persistent urethritis and pelvic pain.

Evaluates M. hominis colonization linked to genital inflammation and microflora shifts.

Identifies opportunistic U. parvum bacteria involved in chronic urethral irritation.

Evaluates U. urealyticum DNA linked to non-specific urethritis and fertility health.

Directly detects the parasitic protozoan T. vaginalis causing vaginitis and urethral discharge

Screens for the bacterial pathogen responsible for chancroid and painful genital ulcers.

Identifies invasive L1, L2, and L3 Chlamydia serovars causing destructive ulcers and swollen lymph nodes.

Detects the primary yeast strain responsible for acute genital candidiasis, burning, and discharge.

Screens for an opportunistic yeast strain with known resistance to standard fluconazole therapies.

Detects an intrinsically azole-resistant yeast species to direct appropriate antifungal therapy

Identifies a fungal strain associated with aggressive or recurrent mucosal infections.

Screens for opportunistic yeast colonization causing chronic localized irritation.

Distinguishes an uncommon Candida species often misidentified as C. albicans.

Detects an uncommon fungal pathogen known for potential amphotericin B resistance

Measures G. vaginalis concentration to assess bacterial vaginosis and microflora disruption.

Highly specific molecular marker for persistent, therapy-resistant bacterial vaginosis.

ensitive indicator of significant anaerobic overgrowth and microbial imbalance.

Anaerobic curved bacilli linked to chronic vaginosis, vaginal odor, and pelvic discomfort.

Bacterial Vaginosis-Associated Bacterium 2, confirming active, established dysbiosis.

Anaerobic pathogen associated with mixed polymicrobial pelvic infections.