Question 1

Can I avail at-home sample collection in MG Road, Gurgaon?

Accepted Answer

Yes. With the MFine app, you can book the STD Risk Assessment online in Gurgaon. The lab technicians will reach your home on time to collect the sample, and the sample collection option is available on all weekdays.

Question 2

What is the cost of STD Risk Assessment in Gurgaon?

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With MFine, the STD Risk Assessment costs _1709 in Gurgaon. You can avail of other offers through the MFine portals. Moreover, this health package also offers free doctor consultation, at-home sample collection, and an online report at the earliest. If you see any symptoms of STDs, then book the assessment immediately through the MFine app.

Question 3

I am staying in Chandigarh. Can I book an STD Risk Assessment for my aunt staying in Gurgaon?

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Question 4

Is the lab technician coming for STD Risk Assessment sample collection vaccinated?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our lab technicians are fully vaccinated. Further, they also ensure safety by wearing a mask and using sanitizer and gloves during sample collection.

Question 5

How can I download my STD Risk Assessment results?

Accepted Answer

Login to MFine
Go to your profile
Click Attachment and Reports
Click Lab Report and download the same

Question 6

Are there any discount offers running on STD Risk Assessment in Gurgaon?

Accepted Answer

You can avail of up to 50% discount on STD Risk Assessment through MFine. However, the discount and test price may vary based on lab partner and location.

Question 7

Can I reschedule my appointment for sample collection?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can reschedule your appointment for sample collection.

Question 8

What samples are collected for STD Risk Assessment?

Accepted Answer

Blood, urine, fluid, and tissue samples are collected for the STD Risk Assessment. The urine sample is taken as usual. The fluid is collected by swabbing lesions in the sore, and it could be a little unpleasant, but only temporarily. The blood sample is collected from the vein on the inside of the elbow.

Question 9

Can STD Risk Assessment detect cancer?

Accepted Answer

STD Risk Assessment is conducted to detect Hepatitis, Herpes, Syphilis, HIV AIDs, etc. The test conducted to detect these diseases can also indicate cancer. Usually, the assessment is conducted to detect various sexually transmitted diseases. However, it is not a test for cancer, so it is advised to consult their doctor for testing. They may recommend other cancer screening options.

Question 10

What are the common symptoms associated with STDs?

Accepted Answer

STDs like Hepatitis, HIV and AIDS, gonorrhea, syphilis, etc., are transmitted through unprotected sex or blood transfusion. Pain during sex and enlarged lymph nodes are the symptoms of STD. Fever, rash, chills, and weight loss can also indicate these illnesses. The symptoms of STD are also penis discharge, bumps or sores in the oral cavity, vagina, or penis.

Question 11

Is STD infection curable?

Accepted Answer

Expert gynecologists and specialists can treat STD infections, and the patients generally require multidrug therapy along with assessments. Whether or not an STD is curable may be answered better by these specialists. If you suspect any symptoms of an STD, you should immediately consult your doctor, and they will recommend you to a specialist to allow better treatment of your condition.

Question 12

Are STD Risk Assessment results confidential?

Accepted Answer

The STD Risk Assessment testing and results are entirely confidential. Home-based STD Risk Assessment lets couples and individuals learn about their results conveniently and in the privacy of their homes. There is no need to fear before taking the assessment, and the early diagnosis can help treat the infection effectively.

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