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STD Testing Peace of Mind Level I Example Test Results

Herpes Test Results

STD testing for herpes measures the amount of antibodies present in the blood for herpes simplex virus 1 and 2.  A negative result indicates that no herpes antibodies were present in the blood and that the person has not been exposed to the virus.  Exposure to herpes 1 is extremely common and often occurs initially in childhood as a common cold sore.  Having herpes 2 antibodies in the blood indicates that the person has been exposed to the STD, even if no symptoms are present.

  

Herpes 1 (HSV1) Example Negative Test Results


STD Testing Results HSV1 Negative

Herpes 2 (HSV2) Example Negative Test Results


STD Testing Results HSV2 Negative

Herpes 1 (HSV1) Example Positive Test Results



STD Testing Results HSV1 Positive

Herpes 2 (HSV2) Example Positive Test Results


STD Testing Results HSV2 Positive

HIV Test Results
STD testing for HIV can be done using a few different blood tests depending upon your needs and concerns.  The standard HIV test detects HIV antibodies in the blood and is effective typically after 90 days from possible exposure.   Any early detection STD test such as Early HIV Detection (DNA PCR) Test  uses polymerase chain reaction  to detect HIV proviral DNA.  An early detection STD test can produce a positive or negative result after approximately 28 days from exposure.
 

HIV Example Negative Test Results

STD Testing Results HIV Negative

Hepatitis Test Results

STD testing for hepatitis is specific for the three most common forms of the infection: hepatitis A, hepatitis B and hepatitis C.  Testing is done a a blood sample and detects / measures the level of antibodies.  If antibodies are present in the blood it indicates that a person has been exposed to the hepatitis infection.
     

Hepatitis B Surface Antigen Example Negative Test Results

STD Testing Results HBsAg Negative

Syphilis Test Results

STD testing for syphilis is done through a rapid plasma reagin (RPR) blood test.  This type of STD test detects antibodies in the blood that are "non-specific" for the bacteria that causes syphilis, treponema pallidum.  The antigens measured are actually released by cells that have been damaged by the bacteria.  

Syphilis - Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) Example Negative Test Results

STD Testing Results RPR Negative

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