Hi Dr cummings, on the 10th day after any possible exposure if it was there I had following tests done by you on the ***************1. Early Detection Screen ( 10 Days)- £ 299 one.
2.Syphilis Igg/Igm
3. DL12 7STD PROFILE BY PCR (7 PCR TESTS FROM ONE SAMPLE)
4. Swab (Penile)
5. Chlamydia/Gonorrhoea( Throat).
The Results for these tests are as follow.
IMMUNOLOGY
Syphilis Igg/igm By Eia -Negative
Please note change in reporting format due tochange in methodology, effective 05/11/09
Throat Swab : Swab
C. Trachomatis (naat) Swab- Negative
N. Gonorrhoeae(naat) Swab- Negative
MICROBIOLOGY
Microscopy No
organisms seenNO WBCs seen
Swab Culture ++ mixed skin flora
Test #3 NO
N.gonorrhoeae or Candida species isolated
Mycoplasma/ureaplasma- Negative
SPECIAL PATHOLOGY
Sample Type Blue Penile PCR swab
Chlamydia Trachomatis Dna(pcr) -Negative
N. Gonorrhoeae Dna (pcr) -Negative
Mycoplasma Genitalium Dna(pcr)- Negative
Ureaplasma Dna (pcr)- Negative
Trichomonas Vaginalis Dna(pcr)- Negative
Gardnerella Vaginalis Dna(pcr)- Negative
Herpes Simplex Type I/ii Dna- Negative
Result
from Referral Laboratory ID [934] contactTDL Referrals for further details.
MPX HIV-HBV-HCV PCR - Multiplex Result: Non-Reactive
Result from Referral Laboratory ID [934] contactTDL Referrals for further details
I have few queries.
1. Does "Non Reactive" MPX HIV-HBV-HCV PCR - Multiplex Result means that its Negative, becuase its confusing as others results are clearly marked as "Negative" but this one is marked as "Non Reactive".
2. Should i consider these test reports as final and conclusive and close the issue and put it behind?
You'll remember I saw you twice - on the first occasion I persuaded you that there was no need to test at all as your "episode" was of no consequence at all and you were not at risk. You returned 3 days later insisting on tests and again, I told you that there was no reason to test. You required testing for everything.
The results you have had are certain.
The Multiplex is reported as non-reactive = negative.
The only test which might have been too early was the syphilis test but you are heterosexual and had a completely non-risk event. I know you worry about it but you described it in detail and it is on no consequence in disease terms.
All the other tests are negative and certain. You do not have anything and you were never exposed.
Test Reports Analysis- Dr Sean Cummings
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