What Does A "Negative" Result Mean?
A negative test result indicates our tests found no sign of infection.
Tests are annotated by our doctors to help you understand your results.
A negative test result indicates our tests found no sign of infection.
A positive test result indicates your test showed signs of an infection or antibodies of an infection.
Absolutely. Our doctors will pro actively call you if you have a positive test result. You'll be able to ask the doctor any questions you have about your infection and treatment options.
Your value is the result of your test, within a reference range. If your value lies within the range of infection, you will test positive for that infection.
A reference range defines the normal range in the population for a given infection. Reference ranges indicate results that are positive, negative or indeterminate.
Yes. STDs often come together, with gonorrhea and chlamydia being the most usual pair. If you are exposed to an infection before the end of your antibiotics or treatment you can become re-infected. We recommend testing 6 weeks after an infection to ensure it has been successfully cleared.
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