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Had Blood, Semen And Urine Test For STD. What Does The Finding Mean?
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I've taken a blood/semen/urine test and would like to know which STDs I've been tested for and if I have any STD.
I've taken a blood/semen/urine test and would like to know which STDs I've been tested for and if I have any STD.
Hi,
welcome to XXXXXXX
Thanks for posting your query.
You had been tested for the STDs like Syphilis ( by both Specific and nonspecific tests), Genital Herpes infection, HIV and also for the presence of urethritis.
All the tests ascertain that you don't have any STD or any type of urethritis.
Seminal Analysis reveals some infection in your reproductive tract and if you consult your physician he/she will guide to get treated for the reproductive infection which itself can improve the quality of your semen.
Good luck to you.
Dr S.Murugan.
welcome to XXXXXXX
Thanks for posting your query.
You had been tested for the STDs like Syphilis ( by both Specific and nonspecific tests), Genital Herpes infection, HIV and also for the presence of urethritis.
All the tests ascertain that you don't have any STD or any type of urethritis.
Seminal Analysis reveals some infection in your reproductive tract and if you consult your physician he/she will guide to get treated for the reproductive infection which itself can improve the quality of your semen.
Good luck to you.
Dr S.Murugan.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thanks
Have I also been tested for chlamydia?
Would the "reproductive infection" be "contagious"? Does it have to be treated or may it subside by itself if left untreated?
And also is the elevated lymphocytes something to worry about?
Have I also been tested for chlamydia?
Would the "reproductive infection" be "contagious"? Does it have to be treated or may it subside by itself if left untreated?
And also is the elevated lymphocytes something to worry about?
Hi,
Welcome back.
You had not been tested for Chlamydia, but the common manifestation of Chlamydia, urethritis, is not presented as indicated by the urine examination.
Reproductive infection is not contageous, nothing will happen seriously if left untreated. But it can affect the quality of semen, may be a cause for subfertility.
Nothing serious.
Dr S.Murugan
Welcome back.
You had not been tested for Chlamydia, but the common manifestation of Chlamydia, urethritis, is not presented as indicated by the urine examination.
Reproductive infection is not contageous, nothing will happen seriously if left untreated. But it can affect the quality of semen, may be a cause for subfertility.
Nothing serious.
Dr S.Murugan
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thanks a lot. And also is the elevated lymphocytes/low polymorph something to worry about?
Hi,
Welcome back.
Lymphocyte percentage in the diferential count of WBC does not carry much information except indicating some chronic infection. This percentage may vary time to time and it may become normal after sometime. So you need not worry about the same when the other test are normal.
Dr S.Murugan
Welcome back.
Lymphocyte percentage in the diferential count of WBC does not carry much information except indicating some chronic infection. This percentage may vary time to time and it may become normal after sometime. So you need not worry about the same when the other test are normal.
Dr S.Murugan
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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