Diagnosis of urinary tract infections and venereal infections

Women

Do you suffer from burning during urination, frequent urination or vaginal inflammation? Do you have pain in your lower abdomen? Does your urine smell? Is your current treatment not helping and your urinary tract infections keep coming back? Do you have a new sexual partner and want to make sure he or she has not passed on STIs to you?

If you answered YES to at least one question, the cause of your problem may be a bacterial or yeast infection that has not yet been detected. The Diagnostic Laboratory Centre specialises in the diagnosis of these acute and chronic infections. Our specialists work with the client to determine the actual cause and source of the problem and suggest appropriate treatment according to the results of a thorough laboratory examination. Pathogens tested - DNA testing: chlamydia, gonorrhea, ureaplasma, mycoplasma, gardnerella, trichomonads (can be done from a sample sent by mail). Culture testing: E. coli, yeast, streptococcus, staphylococcus, enterococcus, klebsiella, etc. (must be scheduled for sample collection) 

Sample: urine and vaginal swab 

The test can be supplemented with the most accurate Generation IV HIV test. This test can only be performed in person after a blood sample has been taken. For more information on urinary tract infections, see: www.mocoveinfekce.cz.

Men

Do you suffer from burning during urination? Do you observe discharge from the urethra? Do you have prostate pain or testicular pain? Do you have uncomfortable foreskin itching, a rash on your penis or an unpleasant penile odor?

If you answered YES to at least one question, the cause of your problem may be a bacterial, yeast or viral infection that has not yet been identified. The Diagnostic Laboratory Center specializes in the diagnosis of these acute and chronic infections. Our specialists work with the client to determine the actual cause and source of the problem and suggest appropriate treatment according to the results of a thorough laboratory examination. Pathogens tested - DNA testing: chlamydia, gonorrhea, ureaplasma, mycoplasma, gardnerella, trichomonads (can be done from a sample sent by mail). Comprehensive testing: DNA testing (see above can also be supplemented with HSV1, HSV2, HPV, adenoviruses) + culture for E. coli, yeast, streptococcus, staphylococcus, enterococcus, klebsiella, etc. (must be ordered) + microscopic examination of urine/sperm sediment.

Sample: urine and urethral swab, or other samples such as semen 

More information about urinary infections is given at: www.mocoveinfekce.cz