STDs Through Urine?

Question

Can Dr.'s detect STDs through blood test and urine other than HIV..?

Answer 1

Yes, chlamydia and gonorrhea can be detected by a urine sample.

Herpes, hepatitis, HIV, and syphillis are all tested by a blood sample.

Genital herpes is generally diagnosed when sores are present. The person is given a physical exam of the area and the doctor can swab the sores. Sometimes a women is given a pap smear.

Trichomoniasis is tested by taking a swab of fluid from a male's urethra or from a female's vagina.

Check out this site for some more information:
http://std-gov.org/stds/std.htm

Answer 2

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Answer 4

Many bacterial STDs ( gonorhhea, chlamydia, syphillis) can be detected through blood tests as well as many viral STDs (HIV, herpes, hepatitis). Urine, I am not so sure about. I know that a few can be detected thru urine, but I would have to drag out old books to see which ones.

Answer 5

while somebody gets a UTI or a Bladder an infection medical doctors take a urine pattern to ascertain if thats the case and what micro organism is inflicting it. each and every so often sexual intercourse would reason UTI's or Bladder Infections if micro organism is able to return and forth up the urethra into the bladder. A blood or urine attempt would be waiting to tell if there is an STD virus or micro organism modern-day. Thats how (as nicely the swab attempt) you attempt for them...

Answer 6

absolutely. they are able to detect quite a few std's thru urine, but the most accurate would be thru blood tests

Answer 7

blood that is all they need
plus a internal

Answer 8

i think so.............