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STD blood test results
Hi All,
My doctor just looked at my blood test and said I was fine but looking at the printout I'm confused about the results, this is what they say:
Chlamydia Trachomatis PCR
Comment: Chlamydia Trachomatis PCR (DNA, SDA) = Detected
Reference Range: Not Detected
Both the value and the reference range are "-"
On the same test I also have
Neisseria Gonorrhea PCR Value "GC Neiserria Gonorrhea" Reference Range "-"
I don't doubt that my doc is right (especially since I don't have any symptoms" but I wonder why test results can't just say "YES" or "NO"
How do you guys interpret these? Thanks!
My doctor just looked at my blood test and said I was fine but looking at the printout I'm confused about the results, this is what they say:
Chlamydia Trachomatis PCR
Comment: Chlamydia Trachomatis PCR (DNA, SDA) = Detected
Reference Range: Not Detected
Both the value and the reference range are "-"
On the same test I also have
Neisseria Gonorrhea PCR Value "GC Neiserria Gonorrhea" Reference Range "-"
I don't doubt that my doc is right (especially since I don't have any symptoms" but I wonder why test results can't just say "YES" or "NO"
How do you guys interpret these? Thanks!
Best Answer
Oh sorry, this part was the urine test, I have it annotated by him on the results as being fine but I still am a typical hypochondriac.
this was blood testing and not a swab from your urethra or urine testing?
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