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Vaginosis Bacterial infection testing can detect sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) caused by bacteria. These STDs include ureaplasma, mycoplasma, gonorrhoea and chlamydia
Having unprotected sex can result in an STD infection, and some STDs do not show symptoms. This makes it difficult to know if you have any STD and unknowingly transmit it to others.
Having unprotected sex can result in an STD infection, and some STDs do not show symptoms. This makes it difficult to know if you have any STD and unknowingly transmit it to others.
Testing for bacterial infections is vital as these STIs are the most common sexually transmitted infections. The testing procedure is fast and simple, and you shouldn’t be worried if you have a positive result. Medications are available that effectively treat bacterial STIs
We offer a comprehensive bacterial infections test package, including screening for common sexually transmitted infections such as chlamydia and gonorrhoea. Both urine and swab tests are used depending on the type of infection and symptoms, with results typically available within 2 working days.
Our tests are analysed at a UK-based, accredited laboratory to ensure accuracy and reliability. In addition to chlamydia and gonorrhoea, we can also test for other bacterial STIs using vaginal, urethral, or cervical swabs.
To ensure accurate results, please avoid urinating for at least two hours before your test. This helps improve the accuracy of urine-based bacterial STI detection.
If you had unprotected sex (sex without using a condom), you need an STI test, especially if you have several sex partners. You should also undergo STI testing if you have a new sex partner.
Yes, you do. Smear tests aren’t for bacterial infection diagnosis, but the procedure is almost the same. Even if you had a recent smear test, you still need an STD screen.
Blood test screening is suitable for the high-risk population, but a bacterial screen is sufficient for the early diagnosis of common infections. Your healthcare provider will advise you on the most suitable.
If you think you have a bacterial STI or are at risk of infection, visit GP London for your bacterial infection testing. You can call us on 020 7043 4317 to book an appointment for your infection test. Our experienced private doctor will advise on the test you need depending on your situation.
