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VDRL non-reactive, TPHA required.
Hi, am 28 years old. I have no STD history in the past. I have gone for the VDRL, HIV and Hepatitis B test and have been tested non-reactive. Do I need to confirm the VDRL with the TPHA test?? I am conducting these tests because I will be moving abroad soon as am getting married. So I need to have a clean medical history.
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