Urine specimens, self-collected vaginal, rectal or pharyngeal swabs and tampon specimens can all be used for chlamydia testing with NAATs. However, where sampling methods have not been approved by ...

Under certain circumstances, however, ordering GC/Chlamydia probes at the initial visit was expensive (Fig. 1). Initial GC/Chlamydia testing was least cost-effective when the sensitivities of the ...

All these can be done by your GP, but as it is important they are done properly (chlamydia swabs especially can be tricky to take properly) it is often better to go to the Genito Urinary medicine ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared the Visby Medical Women’s Sexual Health Test for use at home to test for chlamydia ... (self-collected vaginal swab) and a powered testing ...