Trichomonas vaginalis

The Trichomonas vaginalis at‑home test is a discreet sample collection service for detection of Trichomonas vaginalis infection, with laboratory analysis using sensitive molecular or antigen methods. It identifies the presence of the parasite in vaginal swab or urine samples and provides a qualitative result (positive/negative) that helps confirm an active infection requiring treatment.

This test is intended for people with symptoms such as abnormal vaginal discharge, itching, burning during urination, or for those with a partner diagnosed with trichomoniasis. It is also useful for routine sexual health screening in high‑risk individuals, for men with persistent urethritis symptoms, and for confirming infection clearance after treatment; results are delivered confidentially in Dubai and across the UAE with guidance on next steps and local treatment options if positive.

• Trichomonas vaginalis — NAAT (qualitative)
• Trichomonas vaginalis antigen (rapid detection)
• Wet mount microscopy — motile trichomonads
• PCR qualitative result for Trichomonas DNA

• Unusual vaginal or penile discharge
• Genital itching, burning, or discomfort during urination
• After a partner has tested positive for trichomoniasis
• Before starting treatment or to confirm cure after therapy
• As part of routine STI screening for sexually active individuals

• Discreet at‑home sample collection with professional handling
• Laboratory‑grade molecular/antigen testing for high accuracy
• Confidential results and fast turnaround in Dubai/UAE
• Appropriate for both females and males with relevant symptoms
• Clear guidance for follow‑up care and local treatment options

• Avoid sexual intercourse and intravaginal products (douches, creams) 24–48 hours before sampling
• Do not collect sample during active menstruation if possible; schedule around cycle when feasible
• At‑home vaginal swab or urine collection performed by trained collector or self‑collection following instructions
• Inform the provider of recent antibiotics or topical treatments, as these may affect results