One Step Blood Diagnosis Syphilis Health Test Device for Pharmacy

Product Description

Intended Use

This   product    is    a    qualitative,    manual,   in   vitro diagnostic  self-test  designed  to  detect  Treponema pallidum   (TP)   antibody   in   human   Fingertip   blood sample  to  aid  diagnosis  of  Syphilis  infection.  This assay   provides   only   a   preliminary   result.   Clinical expertise   and    professional   judgment   should    be sought to further evaluate the result of the test.   For users 13-18 years of age, the test should be conducted by a parent or legal guardian.

Product Description

Product name	Syphilis Self Test
Sensitivity	99.9%
Accuracy	99.9%
Usage	Pharmacy, home use
Qualitative/Quantitative	Qualitative
Shelf life	24 months
Storage temperature	2-30°c
Certificate	IVDR CE, ISO
Specimen	Fingertip blood
Formate	Cassette
Group	Middle-Aged and Old

Test Procedure

What do the results mean

If your screening test results are negative (normal), it means you probably don't have a syphilis infection. But after getting infected, antibodies can take a couple of weeks to develop. So you may need another screening test if you think you were exposed to syphilis.

If your screening test results are positive, it means you have antibodies that may be from a syphilis infection. You'll need another test to confirm whether or not you have syphilis.

FAQ

1. What's Syphilis?

   Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection(STI) caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum subspecies pallidum that can lead to serious health problems if it's not treated and cured.  The signs and symptoms depend on the stage it presents: primary, secondary, latent or tertiary.

 

2. The transmission routes of syphilis?

 

   Syphilis is usually passed on through vaginal, anal or oral sex without a condom

Syphilis is passed on from direct contact with the skin or tissues of someone with syphilis. 

If you're pregnant, it is possible for syphilis to be passed on to the baby

 

3. The symptoms of Syphilis

 

 Many people with syphilis will not have noticeable symptoms.

Syphilis goes through different stages. Symptoms depend on the stage.

Primary syphilis (the first stage)

Symptoms include:

· A red lump or firm ulcer or sore (called a chancre)

· Swollen glands. 

Secondary syphilis

Secondary syphilis happens when syphilis has spread around the body through the bloodstream.

Symptoms may include:

· A spotty red or reddish-brown rash anywhere on the body.

· A flu-like illness

· Lumps,

· Sores in the mouth, vagina or anus

· Patchy alopecia (hair loss)

Tertiary (late) syphilis

This is the most serious stage. It can affect many parts of the body including the heart and blood vessels, bones, skin, brain and nervous system. This can be life-threatening.

Around 1 in 3 people with untreated syphilis develop tertiary syphilis. This is sometimes more than 20 years after first getting syphilis.

 

 

4. Why do I need a syphilis home test?

 

The symptoms of syphilis at different stages show that the first stage syphilis virus appears on the skin surface and is easy to treat. After being cured, it does no harm to the body. 

In the secondary stage, it has spread throughout the body through the blood. In the third stage, it has damaged the heart, blood vessels, brain, etc. Even after being cured, it will cause irreversible damage to the body, especially in the third stage, which can threaten life. 

Therefore, the earlier the virus is detected and treated, the less damage it will cause to the body. Syphilis self-testing meets this condition. You can use syphilis self-test kits as an auxiliary screening tool. 

You can test at home at any time. It only takes 5 minutes, is quick and easy to operate, and will protect your health.