Anonymous Rapid Chlamydia & Gonorrhoea Test — Malaysia Patient Guide

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Published · Chlamydia· Independent health education for Malaysia — not a clinic and not medical advice.
Overview
This independent guide from DTAPclinic covers STD and HIV testing, prevention, and clinic visit expectations for readers in Malaysia. Below we explain anonymous rapid chlamydia & gonorrhoea test — malaysia patient guide in accessible language. Content is for education only and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or a substitute for care from a registered provider.
According to both the US CDC and statistics in Malaysia, Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea are the top 2 STIs. Left untreated, these diseases can cause serious long-term consequences like infertility and complications during pregnancy which affect unborn children. Using real-time PCR (polymerase chain reaction) technology, which means that the test is able to detect the DNA of both Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea in real-time, we can now get accurate and quick diagnosis of these 2 STIs. The test is up to 99% accurate. registered clinics in Malaysias now offer this rapid test, with results are available by the next working day. All that is required are samples from either urine, endocervical, throat or anus, depending on where the infection is likely to be present. This will be determined by your doctor after the assessment. The diagnostic rapidity will facilitate prompt and appropriate treatment. Getting tested for STIs can be daunting, with plenty of social stigma attached to it. We understand your need for confidentiality, which is why registered clinics in Malaysia now offers anonymous Chlamydia and Gonorrhea that uses real-time PCR technology.
FAQ
What does an anonymous rapid chlamydia and gonorrhoea PCR test mean? DTAP now offers anonymous chlamydia and gonorrhoea PCR tests for those who think they may be at risk of getting infected, thereby removing fear of identification. Practically, this means is that all you need to give us is your mobile number when you want to do an anonymous chlamydia and gonorrhoea test. For the purposes of this test, you are no longer identified by your identity card or passport number. A short questionnaire will be given to you to fill up, which will not ask for any identifiable information like your name, identity number or address. The short questionnaire will help us understand your risks so that the doctors can give you the appropriate advice. A mobile number is required so that we can contact you about your results. You will be listed in our computer system as a random number with no identifiable information attached to it. How do I know I need to be tested? You will need to be tested: • If you possess symptoms suggesting you may have been infected with Chlamydia (link to article on symptoms of Chlamydia) or Gonorrhoea (link to article on gonorrhoea) • If your partner was tested positive for either one of those infections • If you had a recent change in partner • If you have multiple sex partners • If you recently had unprotected sex How long does it take for the results to be available? Generally, results will be available next working day. How accurate is the test? In general, the test can be up to 99% accurate. Which areas of the body can the test be used for? Urine, endocervical, throat and anus Do I need to prepare anything for the test? For urine samples, it is best if you avoid passing urine 2 hours before the test. Otherwise, no additional preparation needs to be done before the test. Is it painful? There are no needles involved. If you think that you may have been exposed to these 2 STIs, or if you have symptoms like penile/ vaginal discharges, burning sensations, and/or discomfort when you pass urine, You may wish to get tested anonymously. Please visit our registered clinics in Malaysia and consult with our doctors to get tested with the Anonymous Rapid Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea test and get treated. Tags: std test Malaysia , std screening Malaysia , std testing Also See: HIV Test Malaysia STD Check STD Screening @ self-testing options at selected clinics
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