The tests that should be done after a risky sexual intercause varies according to the response of the immune system of the individual after the transmission of an infection.
The tests are related to bacterial or virutic infections. Their transmission patterns are variable therefore the sampling also differs from one another.
The personal immunity may not be giving symptoms, the disease may be present but latent and still a health threatening problem, showing out when the immune system weakens for any reason.
Therefore the test that should be done are classified according to the days after the risky sexual intercause.
If there are apparent symptoms or complaints, the patient should immediately consult a gynecologist or an urologist to be given priority to the treatment of the symptoms which are the sign of a particular infection before the disease causes irreversible damages.
Symptoms: Discharge, odor, color, lesions, infectio, edema, pain, urinating pain, frequent urinating, inguinal pain,itching, skin rashes.
According to the days after the risky intercourse, the panel tests that should be done are listed below; the tests Show the possible infection and/or the antibodies produced against the infection.
Panel 1: 3-10 Days after the risky intercourse
- HBsAg
- HBeAg
- Chlamydia Trachomatis IgA
- Mycoplasma Culture
- Ureoplasma Culture
- Chlamydia Antigen
- Gonorrhea Culture
- Candida Culture
- Trichomonas vaginalis
- Gardnerella vaginalis
Panel 2: Test Giving Results
- HBsAg
- HBeAg
- Chlamydia PCR
- Gardnerella Vaginalis PCR
- HSV I DNA PCR
- HSV II DNA PCR
- Mycoplasma G PCR
- Mycoplasma Hominis PCR
- Neisseria Gonorrhea PCR
- Trichomonas Pall PCR
- Ureoplasma Urealcç PCR
- HIV RNA PCR
- HPV PCR
- TPHA
Panel 3: 7-30 Days after the sexual intercourse
- HBsAg
- HBeAg
- HBcAg
- HIV P24 Antigen
- ANTI HIV I+II
- HSV Tip II IgM
- HSV Tip I IgM
- Chlamydia IgM
- Chlamydia IgA
- Smear
- HPV Typing
- Trichomonas Vaginalis
- Gardnerella Vaginalis
- Candida Culture
- Mycoplasma Culture
- Ureoplasma Culture
- Chlamydia Culture
Panel 4: 30 Days after the sexual intercourse
- Mycoplasma Ab
- Chlamydia IgM
- Chlamydia IgG
- Ureoplasma Ab
- HSV TIP I IGM
- HSV TIP I IGG
- HSV TIP 2 IGM
- HSV TIP 2 IGG
- TPHA
- HBsAg
- AntiHBs
- HBcAg
- AntiHBcHbeAg
- AntiHBc
- HCVAb
- Anti HIV I+II
- HPV Typing
- Smear
- Trichomonas vaginalis