Gonorrhea Test
How we test for Gonorrhea
Our CLIA-certified testing centerss use the Nucleic Acid Amplification (NAA) test, the most accurate gonorrhea test available, to look for the Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria. Because the test uses a small urine sample, there is no uncomfortable swabbing or undressing.
Gonorrhea
Testing Process
No Urination
At least one hour before arriving at the testing center5 Minute
Testing processSample Required
Small Urine SampleResults
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Does this gonorrhea test use blood or urine?
Our NAA gonorrhea test is a urine test. When you arrive at the testing center, the lab technician will collect a small sample for testing.
What do I need to do to prepare for the test?
Do not urinate at least one hour prior to arriving at the testing center. No other preparation is needed.
When is the right time to test for gonorrhea?
Everyone's body reacts differently to the Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria, so there is no exact incubation time. It is recommended to wait at least 2 to 6 days after exposure to the disease before testing. This allows the bacteria to fully develop for easier, more accurate detection. If you are treated for gonorrhea, re-testing is recommended two weeks after completion to confirm that you are cured.
What will the gonorrhea test results say?
If your results are negative, there were no signs of a gonorrhea infection. If your results are positive, the Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria was found in your urine. It is possible to test too early after being exposed to the infection. Testing is recommended at least 2 to 6 days after exposure to ensure accurate results.
Can gonorrhea be cured or treated?
Gonorrhea is curable and can be treated with antibiotics. If you test positive, our doctors are available for a free phone consultation to answer any questions you might have about your test results and available treatments. They can also prescribe medications to treat the gonorrhea infection at their discretion.
Who needs gonorrhea testing?
If you are sexually active, you are at risk of contracting gonorrhea. Untreated gonorrhea can cause permanent and serious health problems. Symptoms often include discharge and/or burning during urination. If the infection spreads to the blood, it can cause rashes, arthritic-like pain and/or a fever. If you experience these symptoms you and your partner should get tested as soon as possible.
When is the Right Time to Test For Gonorrhea?
Now is the best time to test for gonorrhea. Know your sexual health status today.
Doctors recommend testing 2-6 days after your exposure to the infection with a follow-up test two weeks after treatment to confirm that you are cured.
If you have not been tested for other STDs like chlamydia, syphilis, HIV-1, HIV-2, hepatitis A, B, and C, and herpes-1 or herpes-2, our doctors recommend taking our all-inclusive 10 Test Panel to make sure you are completely STD-free.
We also offer the chlamydia & gonorrhea test panel. Chlamydia and gonorrhea are known as co-existing infections, meaning that having one infection may put you at risk of having the other.
For answers to your questions about testing for gonorrhea, call our Care Advisors at 1-800-456-2323.
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If you need treatment, our doctors can prescribe medication, at their discretion, for pick-up at your local pharmacy
What happens if you test positive for Gonorrhea?
If you test positive for Gonorrhea, our doctors are available for a free phone consultation. They will answer any questions you might have about your test results, discuss available treatments and prescribe medications for your Gonorrhea infection at their discretion. You can also call or chat live with our Care Advisors 24/7.
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