STD Panel Test is complete package to get test for most common STDs. This package includes Herpes (HSV) test, Chlamydia Test, Syphilis Test and HIV test. Book best STD test online in India at shycart with 100% confidientiality and accurate results that are password protected.
FAQ's for STD Panel Basic testing
What are the tests need to be taken for STD Panel Basic testing?
HIV Test ( 4th Generation test), HSV Test, Chlamydia test, Syphilis Test
Whether this test to be carried in the blood sample or urine sample?
Blood
What is the window period for this test to be taken?
The Window period is different for different infections and tests
Is there any chance that the person will develop the disease in future if the result is negative and do they need to repeat the test again after some time?
Repeat if in window period and ongoing risk of acquiring infection
HIV Test ( 4th Generation test)
There are 2 kinds of test for detection of HIV online. One is that the HIV test which will be able to detect the presence of the HIV 1&2 antibodies and the other test is HIV duo combo test which is also referred as called p24 antigen & antibody screening test and fourth-generation HIV test. The immune system will produce HIV antibodies to fight against the HIV virus once someone is infected with the HIV virus. But HIV test will only detect the HIV 1&2 antibodies whereas the HIV duo combo test will find both the p24 antigens and HIV 1&2 antibodies produced in the blood. The p24 antigens can be found in the blood within two weeks of infection whereas antibodies will appear between 2-3 weeks once infection. The p24 antigen is a protein substance and it is a part of the virus. However, the detection of p24 antigen isn't dependent on the production of antibodies in the blood. Since the window period for the p24 antigen to occur in the blood is incredibly short, this HIV test is done after the fourth week of suspected infection. This HIV test is that the most reliable test because the accuracy rate for this test is 95%. Therefore, a negative result for this HIV test will clear all of your doubts and boost confidence.
Herpes Simplex Virus - HSV Test
What is HSV?
HSV is an abbreviation for Herpes Simplex Virus. It is an infection that causes Herpes in people. In spite of the fact that herpes virus has no specific spot to infect, it is most usually found in genitals and mouth. The Herpes infection is categorized into two types
HSV 1
This kind of Herpes is transmitted through physical contact, for example, sore spots on the skin, oral discharge, kissing and using infected person's objects, for example, toothbrushes and utensils.
HSV 2
This sort of Herpes is transmitted just through sex with a person who has genital herpes.
Note: Herpes can likewise spread to someone else even if no sore spots are available.
HSV Test
The most important test for HSV is a physical examination. Typically, Herpes is recognized by the sore spots on the body. On the off chance that the sore spots are noticeable on the skin, at that point the doctor will affirm that the person is infected by the Herpes Virus. Sometimes doctors find it hard to confirm the disease or when the sore spots are not obvious on the skin, the herpes is diagnosed by the HSV Blood test. The HSV blood test will examine the blood of the contaminated person for HSV antibodies that are produced by the immune system to fight against HSV infection.
There is one more test to determine the HSV. That is the Polymerase chain response (PCR) test. PCR test will dissect the DNA in the blood and looks the presence of the HSV infection.
What causes Herpes?
The Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) is considered as the dangerous infection which can without much of a stretch be transmitted from individual to individual by several means. Children frequently contract herpes disease from contaminated mother or adults.
Chlamydia Profile Test
What is Chlamydia?
Chlamydia is a Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) caused by bacteria known as Chlamydia trachomatis. Chlamydia is hard to detect in the early stages. In fact, people often don't show symptoms of potential infections. Chlamydia can become chronic in some individuals. Even though it doesn't show any symptoms at first, it can cause a fatal health problem if left untreated or undetected. So it is always advised to consult the doctor, even if you have very little doubt.
Chlamydia test
Chlamydia test online includes the two tests. Urine and swab test.
Urine Test
A urine sample (first urine of the day is preferred) is collected and analysed in the lab to detect the bacteria - Chlamydia Trachomatis.
Swab test
For women, the vaginal discharge is collected in a swab for a culture test or antigen test for Chlamydia Trachomatis. For men, the slim swab is inserted into the penis to get the sample or discharge from the urethra. If chlamydia is acquired in the anus, then the sample is collected in the swab.
The window period for chlamydia treatment is within 1-3 weeks after the sexual intercourse.
Chlamydia Causes
First and foremost cause for chlamydia is having sex without a condom. Oral and anal sex can cause this disease. Sometimes touching each other's genitals might also cause chlamydia. The chlamydia can also be acquired by a newborn baby if the mother is infected. Chlamydia can be transmitted to the person who had an infection earlier and successfully recovered.
What is Syphilis?
Syphilis is the most common Sexually Transmitted disease (STD). It is caused by bacteria called Treponema pallidum. Syphilis is very common among men who have male as their sexual partner than normal couples. In fact, the syphilis rate is diminishing among women. Syphilis causes the painless sore spots on the skin which is known as Chancre. This is the first sign of the infection. These spots can be found on the genitals, anus and inside the mouth. It is quite challenging to find the person has contracted the disease. Because there are cases where many people didn't know that they had Syphilis for years. Since Syphilis can cause some fatal health issues if left undetected or untreated, it is always better to detect as earlier as possible. Untreated infection can cause damage to the heart and brain.
Syphilis will only spread through direct contact with the Chancres. Unlike some STDs, it can't be transmitted to another person sharing objects like toilet, eating utensils, clothes and to name a few.
Syphilis Test
The first and foremost test for Syphilis is a physical examination and blood test. If the chancres are present in the body, then the doctor will examine the blood drawn out from the chancres to determine the presence of the syphilis bacteria. If no sores are visible or present and the doctor suspects infection in the nervous system, then the doctor may recommend Lumbar Puncture.
What is Lumbar Puncture?
Lumbar Puncture is also referred as "Spinal Tap" which is a medical procedure to collect the Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF). Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) will be present in the vicinity of the spinal cord and brain.
So the doctors will collect the CSF to diagnose to determine the potential acquisition of Syphilis bacteria.
And for pregnant woman, the doctor might go for the screening test to prevent the fetus from the contraction of the bacteria and congenital syphilis. Congenital syphilis can cause severe damage to the newborn baby.