Infections

Do not let stomach cancer have a chance!

Helicobacter pylori
Helicobacter pylori is a type of bacterium found in the stomach and small intestine of many people. It is responsible for various illnesses (stomach ulcers, chronic stomach inflammation, and sour eructation) and poses an increased risk for contracting stomach cancer and Hodgkin's disease. » more

Does it itch and burn when you have sex?

Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV)
Two very common types of viruses are referred to as Herpes Simplex viruses. In common parlance, they cause the so-called fever blisters. They occur in the area of the mouth, particularly the lips (usually virus type 1). In addition, they can also establish themselves in the genital region (usually virus type 2), causing an annoying burning and itching sensation.
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Sore throat? – Prevent heart disease!

A-Streptococci
The family of streptococci includes a number of different bacteria. “Streptos” means “wound, twisted“. Correspondingly, these bacteria are arranged in twisted chains when observed under the microscope. One of the sub-species commonly causing symptoms in humans are the A-streptococci. They are responsible for Scarlet Fever and laryngitis. They can even cause illnesses of the heart muscle and damage the heart valves (endocarditis). » more

Wart viruses in the genital region – responsible for cancer of the cervix and penis

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
The family of Papillomaviruses includes more than 100 different species. All of them are responsible for the formation of warts, including cancer of the cervix and penis. » more

Calling all young women: Prevent involuntary childlessness!

Chlamydia (Chlamydia trachomatis)
Chlamydia are small bacteria that are only able to proliferate inside somatic cells. Once released from the cell, they infect a large number of neighbouring cells, including the partner during sexual intercourse, potentially causing urethral or vaginal discharge, abdominal pain and childlessness. » more

Returning from a trip to Asia? Prevent any problems!

Gonococci (Neisseria gonorrhoeae)
Gonococci are bacteria causing gonorrhoea. They are transmitted through sexual intercourse and infect the partner. Putrid discharge occurs approximately 2 – 5 days after the sexual contact, in men from the urethra and in women from the vagina and sometimes the urethra. Often, the infection initially progresses without symptoms, i. e. unnoticed. » more

Urinary tract infections
Urinary tract infections are caused by the penetration of bacteria into the urethra. In most cases, they establish themselves in the bladder and cause cystitis. Left untreated, the pathogens can ascend to the kidneys and cause pyelitis or even pass into the blood stream, causing blood poisoning (sepsis). » more

Vaginal infections
Vaginal infections occur in women if the balance of the natural vaginal flora is disturbed or if the vagina is infected with pathogens that do not belong there. Generally, vaginal infections cause an increased (vaginal) discharge as well as itching and burning. » more

HIV
Unfortunately, we are currently unable to offer an AIDS antibody identification test via internet. But you are welcome to visit one of our laboratories to collect a blood sample for the identification of antibodies. If the result is negative, you will receive it the same day or the following day.

Other tests are currently being developed.