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About This Test
The STD5 serology panel is a comprehensive blood-based screening test that covers key blood-borne infections. This test requires a blood draw and provides essential screening for multiple infections in a single panel.
When to Get Tested
- Comprehensive blood-borne virus screening
- Pre-employment health screening
- Travel health requirements
- Post-exposure screening
- Regular health monitoring
- Partner screening before relationships
Symptoms to Watch For
- Many blood-borne infections are asymptomatic
- Fatigue or flu-like symptoms
- Skin changes or rashes
- Jaundice (yellowing of skin/eyes)
- Abdominal discomfort
How It Works
Confidential consultation
Blood sample collection by trained nurses
Comprehensive serology panel testing
Results delivered securely in 1 day
Risk Factors
Frequently Asked Questions
What tests are included in STD5 serology?
The panel includes: Hepatitis B Surface Antigen, Hepatitis C Antibodies, Hepatitis C Antigen (Early detection), and Syphilis IgG/IgM.
Why blood testing rather than urine or swab?
These infections are blood-borne and require blood testing for accurate detection. Blood tests can detect antibodies and antigens that indicate infection.
How accurate is the STD5 panel?
All tests in the panel have over 99% accuracy when performed after the appropriate window period. Each test is designed to detect specific markers of infection.
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