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Concerned You May Have Gonorrhea?
If you think you may have Gonorrhea, it is imperative that you undertake STD testing as soon as possible. Gonorrhea is very easily diagnosed and treated, but if left untreated, it can be life threatening to both men and women.USALabTesting performs Gonorrhea testing by way of a simple urine test, and provides the most accurate and discreet results available within 2-3 business days. See the right hand panel for details of all our tests.
Unfortunately, many people suffer only limited symptoms, and do not know that they have contracted Gonorrhea before they take an STD test. Chlamydia sufferers also share this problem. If you think you could have contracted either of these STDs, USALabTesting offers a Chlamydia & Gonorrhea Duo test for only $150 (at a saving of $30!).
Not Sure Which STD Test is Best for You?
With many STDs having similar symptoms, or in fact no symptoms at all, it can be difficult to know which STD test is the right one for you. Why not take our Full STD Panel, which includes the Chlamydia & Gonorrhea Duo test as well as tests for Hepatitis, Syphilis, Herpes and HIV. With our Full STD Panel, get all eight STD tests for just $245 (a saving of $475) and get complete peace of mind.Gonorrhea Testing
The urine test is the most common method of Gonorrhea testing. The STD testing for Gonorrhea works by detecting the bacteria that causes the STD - Neisseria Gonorrheae. Unlike the alternative urethral swab, Gonorrhea testing using urine is painless, yet highly effective in detecting genital Gonorrhea. As this test is urine based, the sample can be collected in the lab or the privacy of your own home. On average, the incubation period for Gonorrhea is between a few days to a few weeks.Patients should withhold urination for at least an hour before collecting their specimen for Gonorrhea testing. The specimen should also be a 'first catch' urine - around 20-30ml - from the initial stream. Larger volumes of urine can cause dilution of the sample and cause confusion during Gonorrhea testing.
