Clinical Profile

STD /STI Screening

STD Screening is a blood test that helps detect two important sexually transmitted infections: HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and Syphilis. This screening helps identify possible infections, supports early diagnosis and allows individuals to seek appropriate medical advice and treatment.

PriceAED 99

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Package Overview

The STD Screening Package includes two essential blood tests for the detection of HIV and Syphilis. It is designed to help individuals assess their sexual health, identify possible infections and support early medical intervention. This package offers a simple and convenient screening option, even for individuals who do not have noticeable symptoms.

Key Benefits

Screens for HIV and Syphilis.
Supports early detection of infections.
Helps identify infections that may not show symptoms.
Encourages timely medical consultation and treatment.
Supports informed sexual health decisions.
- Simple and convenient blood testing.

Preparation Instructions

*No fasting is required. *A simple blood sample is collected. *No special preparation is needed. *Inform your healthcare provider about any recent exposure.

Tests Breakdown

2 individual parameters analyzed.

HIV 1 & 2 p24 Antigen

Screening for HIV 4 th Generation

Syphilis (Rpr)

Booking Summary

Selected ProfileSTD /STI Screening

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Total AmountAED 99

Pay upon collection. No card needed.

Common Questions

What is included in the STD Screening Package?

The package includes two blood tests: HIV screening and Syphilis screening.

What is HIV?

HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is a virus that affects the immune system and reduces the body's ability to fight infections.

What is Syphilis?

Syphilis is a sexually transmitted bacterial infection caused by Treponema pallidum. It can affect different parts of the body if left untreated.

Can I have HIV or Syphilis without symptoms?

Yes. Both infections can be present without noticeable symptoms. Screening helps identify possible infections.

Do I need to fast before the test?

No. Fasting is not required for HIV and Syphilis screening.

How soon after exposure should I get tested?

Testing time depends on the type of test used. HIV and Syphilis have different window periods. Your doctor may recommend testing immediately and repeating it later if the initial test is performed too early.

What does a non-reactive HIV result mean?

A non-reactive result means that HIV markers were not detected at the time of testing. However, repeat testing may be required if the test was performed during the window period.

What does a reactive Syphilis result mean?

A reactive result indicates that antibodies associated with syphilis have been detected. Further evaluation and additional tests may be required to determine whether the infection is current or previously treated.

Can Syphilis be detected after treatment?

Yes. Certain syphilis antibodies can remain detectable even after successful treatment. Your doctor may recommend additional tests to assess treatment status.

Can I take the test if I do not have any symptoms?

Yes. Screening is recommended for individuals who may have been exposed to infection, even if they do not experience symptoms.

Is HIV the same as AIDS?

No. HIV is the virus, while AIDS is the advanced stage of HIV infection. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can help prevent progression to AIDS.

Can I take this test during menstruation?

Yes. Menstruation does not generally affect HIV or Syphilis blood screening results.