What examination does venereal disease do

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With people's openness to sex, many people suffer from terrible sexually transmitted diseases, especially male friends. The number of people suffering from sexually transmitted diseases is the largest. The main male patients with sexually transmitted diseases will not only harm the health of patients' friends, but also increase the psychological pressure of male patients. Today, let me talk about the tests for STD.

What examination does venereal disease do

First of all: generally should take double serum examination in the acute onset and recovery period, if the serum antibody titer in the recovery period is 4 times or more than 4 times of the antibody titer in the acute period, it is proved that the patient has been infected with herpes simplex virus or has been infected with herpes simplex virus.

Second: serological testing (that is, blood test antibody) is mainly through the detection of anti herpes simplex virus antibody in the blood to diagnose, only a positive blood test, the diagnosis of sexually transmitted diseases is biased.

Finally: laboratory examination is very important. At present, the commonly used methods are: 1. Virus isolation and culture; 2. Cytological examination; 3. Antigen detection; 4. Gene detection; 5. Serological examination. The first four methods are to take the lesions of the lesion site to detect, which has greater diagnostic value.

matters needing attention

The harm of venereal disease is very big, like venereal disease, easy to relapse under the stimulation of systemic or local inflammation. Diabetes, AIDS and other diseases will aggravate the original condition of sexually transmitted diseases. Repeated infection of sexually transmitted diseases is pushing the disease to the edge of incurable. Therefore, good care of sexually transmitted diseases, we should pay attention to prevention and active treatment of other diseases in the body, especially to avoid re infection of sexually transmitted diseases.