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Chlamydia, gonorrhoea and trichomonas test

€234,-

Three common bacterial and parasitic STDs in one test.

Sample: Urine (penis) or vaginal swab for chlamydia and gonorrhoea; Urine, at the location for trichomonas
Reliable after: 2 weeks for chlamydia and gonorrhoea
Result within: 120 hours
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Included Markers

3 markers

Gonorrhea (PCR), Trichomoniasis (PCR), Chlamydia (PCR)

This test screens for three common sexually transmitted infections in a single session. It offers a practical way to check for bacterial and parasitic infections that often occur without noticeable symptoms.

Why this test?

Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, and Trichomoniasis are among the most frequently reported sexually transmitted infections. All three can be present without obvious signs, which means they may go unnoticed. This combined test allows you to screen for these infections at once, providing a broader picture in a single visit.

Who is this test for?

This test may be relevant for:

People who have had unprotected sexual contact
Those who have a new sexual partner
Anyone experiencing symptoms such as unusual discharge or discomfort during urination
People who want to check their status for common infections

What is tested?

This panel tests for three pathogens using PCR (polymerase chain reaction) technology:

Chlamydia (PCR)
Gonorrhea (PCR)
Trichomoniasis (PCR)

What can this test tell you?

Each pathogen is reported as detected or not detected. A negative result may indicate that no infection was found at the time of testing. A positive result may suggest the presence of an infection and can be discussed with a healthcare provider for further guidance.

PCR testing is a sensitive method that detects genetic material of the pathogen, making it suitable for identifying infections even when symptoms are not present.

How is the sample collected?

A swab or urine sample is collected at a certified sample point. The procedure is quick and handled discreetly by trained professionals.

When is this test useful?

This test may be considered:

After unprotected sexual contact
If a partner has been diagnosed with one of these infections
When experiencing symptoms such as discharge, itching, or discomfort
As a check when starting a new relationship

What do the results mean?

A "not detected" result means no genetic material of the pathogen was found in the sample. A "detected" result may indicate the presence of an active infection.

Results are best discussed with a healthcare provider, who can provide context and advise on any appropriate next steps.

Preparation

Do not urinate for at least 1 hour before providing a urine sample. This helps ensure sufficient material is present for accurate testing.

What happens after the results?

Your results are made available securely through your personal account. Each pathogen is reported individually. If any result requires follow-up, a healthcare provider can help determine the appropriate next steps.

All information is handled with strict confidentiality.

Frequently Asked Questions

These infections can typically be detected 1-2 weeks after exposure using PCR testing. For more reliable results, test at least 2 weeks after potential exposure.

Only if a marker asks for it, and the test says so. If fasting is needed, eat nothing from 22:00 the evening before and drink only water, for at least 8 hours. No coffee or tea that morning, and have blood drawn before 10:00.

This test costs €234,-, and the blood draw is included. You pay it yourself; there is no separate draw fee.

No, your GP is not involved. We request the referral through ZorgDomein within one business day; an order after 17:00 or at the weekend starts on the next business day. The ZorgDomein email contains a barcode you show at the draw site. At a few draw sites you pick a time on your order page, or we arrange the appointment.

No, you claim nothing. A test you request yourself is outside the basic Dutch insurance: you pay it yourself and it does not come off your deductible (eigen risico).

The barcode from the ZorgDomein email, on your phone, and a valid ID. Nothing else. If you have no BSN, the email has no barcode and you print the referral form from the link in it.

Yes, take your medication as always, unless your own doctor advised otherwise. Some tests ask for more, such as no alcohol for 24 hours. You see that on the test and in the instructions with your order.

You show your barcode and a valid ID, and the draw site takes blood. It takes about a quarter of an hour.

Yes, every result is assessed by a BIG-registered doctor, with an explanation in your account. If treatment is needed, you discuss it with your GP.

An independent, certified laboratory from the network Discreettest works with across the Netherlands. Those laboratories manage the draw sites; Discreettest does not own them. Reference values can vary slightly from one laboratory to another.

Yes. The test does not go through your GP and does not enter your medical record; your employer sees nothing. Data goes to a healthcare provider only with your written consent and is never sold. Testing anonymously is not possible: your name, date of birth and a valid ID are needed for a valid result.

What We Test

Biomarkers in this panel, with unit
No.	Biomarker	Unit
01	Gonorrhea (PCR)	—
02	Trichomoniasis (PCR)	—
03	Chlamydia (PCR)	ru/ml
	Your results are usually in your Discreettest account within 2 working days of the blood draw. The laboratory states a longer turnaround for Gonorrhea (PCR) and Trichomoniasis (PCR).