Atopobium vaginae

The Atopobium vaginae home collection test detects the presence of Atopobium vaginae—commonly associated with bacterial vaginosis—by analysing a self‑collected vaginal swab using sensitive molecular methods to provide accurate identification of this organism. Collection is done discreetly at home and the sample is returned for laboratory analysis, delivering timely results that help clinicians choose targeted treatments and restore vaginal microbiome balance. This test is suitable for women in Dubai and across the UAE who experience abnormal discharge, odor, itching, or recurrent BV; always discuss results with a healthcare professional for appropriate antibiotic or probiotic management.

• Atopobium vaginae — Presence (Detected / Not Detected)
• Atopobium vaginae — Quantitative load (copies/mL)
• Lactobacillus species proportion
• Gardnerella vaginalis — Presence (BV marker)
• Sample adequacy control (Human DNA / β‑globin)

• Sensitive molecular test to detect presence and load of Atopobium vaginae
• Discreet home-collection kit with clear instructions and UAE-wide pickup
• Lab-processed results with a concise, actionable report for clinicians
• Helps investigate recurrent bacterial vaginosis and persistent vaginal symptoms
• Confidential result delivery and option to connect with local Dubai healthcare providers

• Detects presence of Atopobium vaginae to support accurate diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis-related infections
• Discreet home collection kit with simple self-sampling and private courier pickup across Dubai and the UAE
• High-sensitivity molecular testing for reliable detection and timely clinical decision-making
• Confidential electronic report with clear clinical interpretation ready to share with your gynecologist in the UAE
• Suitable for symptom assessment, treatment monitoring, and routine vaginal health screening for women across the UAE

• Discreet home vaginal swab collection by trained female staff with same-day pickup available across Dubai and the UAE
• Laboratory nucleic acid amplification (PCR) testing for sensitive and specific detection of Atopobium vaginae
• Secure online report with clinical interpretation and recommended next steps, typically delivered within 48–72 hours
• Intended for women of reproductive age to help guide timely clinical evaluation and treatment decisions for suspected bacterial vaginosis