Neisseria Gonorrhoae BY PCR

The Neisseria Gonorrhoae BY PCR is a lab‑certified molecular test that detects the genetic material (DNA) of Neisseria gonorrhoeae using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology. PCR amplification provides high sensitivity and specificity, enabling identification of infection from small amounts of bacterial DNA in urine or swab samples.

This at‑home service in Dubai offers discreet sample collection (first‑catch urine or targeted swabs), fast turnaround and confidential electronic reporting in line with UAE privacy norms. It is suitable for symptomatic individuals, people with recent unprotected exposure, routine screening in higher‑risk groups, and for guiding prompt treatment and partner notification—always interpreted alongside clinical assessment by a healthcare professional.

• Neisseria gonorrhoeae DNA (qualitative PCR)
• Internal amplification control (sample adequacy)
• First‑catch urine specimen
• Urethral / Endocervical swab
• Pharyngeal and Rectal swab

• After unprotected sexual contact with a new or unknown partner
• Symptoms: painful or burning urination (dysuria)
• Unusual genital, rectal, or throat discharge
• Partner diagnosed with gonorrhoea or other STIs
• Routine screening for sexually active individuals at higher risk (multiple partners, MSM)
• Pregnant women with risk factors or symptoms

• High accuracy and sensitivity from laboratory PCR methodology
• Convenient, discreet at‑home sample collection across Dubai
• Fast, confidential electronic results and lab certification
• Multiple specimen site options (urine, genital, throat, rectal)
• Supports timely treatment decisions and partner notification

• At‑home sample collection (self‑collected swab or first‑catch urine) or collected by trained technician
• Avoid urinating for at least 1 hour before providing a first‑catch urine sample
• Do not use intravaginal products, douches, or have sexual intercourse for 24 hours before swab collection
• Inform the collector of recent antibiotic use or current STI treatment; minors require guardian consent per UAE regulations