Chlamydia trachomatis
NAAT target used to detect infection with Chlamydia trachomatis, a common bacterial STI that may be asymptomatic but can cause complications if untreated.
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Quick 10-Plex (Swab) is a private blood test available at Manchester Chemist. It includes 10 biomarkers, processed by Randox, an expected turnaround time of Sameday, test code STI_10PLEX_Q_S, and prices from £150.This pa...
Quick 10-Plex (Swab) is a private blood test available at Manchester Chemist. It includes 10 biomarkers, processed by Randox, an expected turnaround time of Sameday, test code STI_10PLEX_Q_S, and prices from £150.
This panel is designed to support assessment of sti. It may be useful for screening, monitoring, or investigating health concerns in the appropriate clinical context.
Samples are taken on site by our trained team. If you are unsure whether this is the right test for you, please contact Manchester Chemist before booking.
Biomarkers used to screen for or support diagnosis of sexually transmitted infections.
NAAT target used to detect infection with Chlamydia trachomatis, a common bacterial STI that may be asymptomatic but can cause complications if untreated.
Marker for Haemophilus ducreyi infection, which can cause painful genital ulcers (chancroid).
Detection marker for Ureaplasma urealyticum; can be part of normal flora but may be associated with urogenital symptoms in some cases.
Detection marker for Mycoplasma genitalium, linked to urethritis/cervicitis and persistent or recurrent symptoms.
Detection marker for Mycoplasma hominis, associated with urogenital infections and sometimes pelvic inflammatory disease.
Marker for Trichomonas vaginalis, a protozoal STI that can cause discharge, irritation, and increased transmission risk of other STIs.
HSV-2 DNA/marker detection; HSV-2 is commonly associated with genital herpes and can recur.
HSV-1 DNA/marker detection to assess exposure or active infection; HSV-1 can cause oral or genital herpes.
Syphilis testing marker (Treponema pallidum) used to indicate possible current or past infection; interpretation depends on assay type and clinical context.
NAAT target used to detect Neisseria gonorrhoeae (gonorrhoea), a bacterial STI affecting the genital tract and sometimes the throat/rectum.