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Quick STI 10-Plex Urine Test

Quick STI 10-Plex Urine Test

Experiencing discomfort, discharge, or concerned about exposure to multiple STIs? The STI 10 Plex is a comprehensive screening panel that tests for ten common sexually transmitted infections using advanced PCR technology. Designed for individuals with symptoms or known exposure, this test is ideal for accurate early detection, even when multiple infections are suspected.

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  • What Gets Assessed?

    • Chlamydia trachomatis 
    • Neisseria gonorrhoeae Syphilis
    • Herpes Simplex I 
    • Herpes Simplex II 
    • Trichomonas Vaginalis 
    • Mycoplasma Hominis 
    • Mycoplasma Genitalium 
    • Ureaplasma Urelyticum 
    • Chancroid

Why Needs Quick STI 10-Plex Urine Test?

Many STIs show no immediate symptoms but can cause serious long-term health issues if left untreated. The STI 10 Plex panel offers an in-depth look into infections including gonorrhoea, herpes (I & II), syphilis, trichomoniasis, and atypical bacterial STIs. With PCR testing from urine and swab samples, it supports precise diagnosis and helps tailor effective treatment early before complications arise.

Why Choose Clinic-Based Blood Testing?

  • Accurate Results

    Samples are collected by trained professionals for precise, lab-quality outcomes.

  • Fast Health Insights

    Quick, In-clinic testing enables early detection and faster follow-up care.

  • Expert Oversight

    Healthcare staff guide the process and help interpret your results.

  • Nationwide Access

    Convenient locations across the UK through The National Phlebotomy Clinic.

FAQs

What infections does the STI 10 Plex screen for?


It screens for Neisseria gonorrhoeae, Syphilis (via PCR from lesion or urine), Herpes Simplex I & II, Trichomonas vaginalis, Mycoplasma hominis, Mycoplasma genitalium, Ureaplasma urealyticum, and Chancroid.

How is syphilis detected in this panel?


Syphilis is detected via Treponema pallidum PCR, suitable for lesions, chancres, or purulent discharges. This test is not ideal for detecting latent syphilis, where serologic testing is more appropriate.

Is this test suitable for people without symptoms?

Yes, particularly if you’re concerned about recent exposure. However, for latent or asymptomatic syphilis, a blood-based antibody test is more reliable.

Do I need to provide both a urine and swab sample?

Yes, both are required to ensure high sensitivity across all infections, especially for pathogens that may reside in different anatomical sites.

How soon after exposure should I take this test?

Most STIs can be detected within 1–2 weeks, but timing varies. PCR allows for early detection, though repeat testing may be needed depending on exposure risk.