Sex without a condom
Test selection depends on timing, type of contact and the sites exposed.
The appropriate test depends on timing, the type of contact and the exposed site. Blood, urine, or genital, rectal or throat swabs may be required.
The appropriate test depends on timing, the type of contact and the exposed site. Blood, urine, or genital, rectal or throat swabs may be required.
Test selection depends on timing, type of contact and the sites exposed.
Blood, urine or swabs may be combined. No single sample rules out every infection.
A professional may consider molecular tests, culture, examination or cytology depending on the case.
Throat or rectal testing may be required in addition to genital sampling.
If a possible HIV exposure occurred within the last 72 hours, seek urgent clinical advice about post-exposure prophylaxis rather than waiting for a test to become positive.
The test type depends on time since exposure and the indication: combined screening, antibody testing or NAT/PCR in selected situations.
→STIs and sexual healthMolecular tests must use a sample from the exposed site.
→STIs and sexual healthMolecular testing detects HPV genetic material according to the validated kit and sample.
→STIs and sexual healthBlood serology is selected according to risk, history and time since exposure.
→Urine and microbiologyThe swab and culture required depend on symptoms, site and clinical suspicion.
→Pathology and geneticsIt examines cervical cells and may report categories such as negative, ASC-US, LSIL or HSIL.
→Enquiries are handled discreetly. Keep the first WhatsApp message general; the team will explain how to provide any necessary health information.
For possible results, indicative reference ranges and limitations, consult the clinical website of Askabide Laborategia.
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