I dont know i can put this but i need help. the thing is that .late 2004 i started having redish and inching bristles on the valva.and believe me it was right before i even had any unprotected sex. and at first i would use all range of things just ease the inching . then i just decided to go to the clinic and i was given something to insert but it didn't seem to help at all.i was told to do the RPR which was done the blood sample and it came out negative from any STDs. i was refereed to the hospital and the doctor had the look the bristles and he prescribed (frodoflyu - gea )w. but the thing is during the same period i went to the private clinic were i did the RPR on urine sample and the result was said to be positive with gornorilia and i started the injection for the treament but i never i finished the injection , now the question that which method is effective for the results of any STDs's btwn urine and blood sample.
2006-08-24 22:32:19 · 1 answers · asked by lanisha 1 in Health ➔ Diseases & Conditions ➔ STDs
There isn't just one test that is reliable for all STDs. Syphilis can only be detected with blood tests. There isn't a blood test for gonorrhea - it is best detected with a vaginal culture and gram stain. Yeast is best detected with vaginal culture and gram stain - though it can sometimes be detected with a urinalysis test. Trichimonas is best detected with culture & wet prep, but may also be seen in urinalysis - though could be missed. Herpes is detected with special cultures and appearance of sores. HIV is detected with special blood tests. Sooo, any STD workup that does not include blood tests for syphillis (RPR) & HIV, AND vaginal swabs for culture, wet prep and gram stains is
incomplete and an STD can be missed.
2006-08-24 23:05:35 · answer #1 · answered by petlover 5 · 1⤊ 0⤋