PCR Multiplex DNA STD Test for 14 Infections - Comprehensive STI Test in Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Koh Samui (Thailand)
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PCR 14 Multiplex STD test for 14 infections. The most comprehensive and advanced DNA test for STI in Thailand. Same-day and next-day result available.
Written by Dr.Deyn Natthakhet Yaemim (Founding Director) on 6 June 2015, Last updated 29 September 2022
Comprehensive STD Test for 14 Infections in Bangkok, Pattaya, Chaing Mai, Phuket, and Ko Samui (Thailand) | PCR Multiplex DNA Test for 14 STI(s)
If you have had condomless sex, a new sexual partner, or simply want a more comprehensive sexual health check, a PCR comprehensive STD test can screen for multiple sexually transmitted infections (STIs) from a single test. At PULSE Clinic, comprehensive STI screening can be tailored to your sexual history, symptoms, and areas of exposure. Depending on your situation, testing may include PCR samples as well as blood tests for infections such as HIV and syphilis.
How Much Does Comprehensive STD Test for 14 Infections Cost?
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Full Price List for PCR for 14 Infections (STD Multiplex)
Our STD PCR Multiplex is an advanced test that detects 14 infections in various locations, including Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, Chancroid, LGV, HSV-1, HSV-2, Trichomonas, Mycoplasma, Ureaplasma, CMV, and VZV. It can identify infections in the throat, oral cavity, urethra, anorectal area, vagina, cervix, sperm, and skin lesions.
| PCR for 14 Infections (STD Multiplex) | Online results | |||
| Same day | Next day | 3 days | 7 days | |
| Throat | 7,200 THB | 6,990 THB | 4,990 THB | 4,690 THB |
| Urine | 7,200 THB | 6,990 THB | 4,990 THB | 4,690 THB |
| Anal Swab | 7,200 THB | 6,990 THB | 4,990 THB | 4,690 THB |
| Vaginal Swab | 7,200 THB | 6,990 THB | 4,990 THB | 4,690 THB |
| Cervical Swab | 7,200 THB | 6,990 THB | 4,990 THB | 4,690 THB |
| Sperm | 7,890 THB | 7,250 THB | 5,490 THB | 5,050 THB |
| Skin Lesion Swab | 7,200 THB | 6,990 THB | 4,990 THB | 4,690 THB |
| Pooled Swab | 9,400 THB | 8,600 THB | 8,290 THB | 7,750 THB |
| PCR for 2 Infections (Gonorrhea/Chlamydia) | Same day | Next day | 3 days | 7 days |
| Throat | 5,690 THB | 4,990 THB | 3,990 THB | 3,300 THB |
| Urine | 5,690 THB | 4,990 THB | 3,990 THB | 3,300 THB |
| Vaginal and Cervical Swab | 5,690 THB | 4,990 THB | 3,990 THB | 3,300 THB |
| Rectal Swab | 5,690 THB | 4,990 THB | 3,990 THB | 3,300 THB |
| Skin lesion Swab | 5,690 THB | 4,990 THB | 3,990 THB | 3,300 THB |
| Sperm | 6,200 THB | 5,150 THB | 4,100 THB | 3,690 THB |
| Pooled Swab | 6,990 THB | 6,400 THB | 5,790 THB | 4,590 THB |
Prices are in Thai Baht
- Price per one location of testing
- Online results will be available at PULSE Online Portal (POP) and E-Doc mobile application
- For semen/sperm specimens, please avoid all sexual activity that results in ejaculating semen/sperm for 2-3 days before providing the sample.
- For a urine STDs PCR test, we recommend avoiding urination at least 1–2 hours before the test.
- You will receive only one combined test report. If an infection is detected, the report cannot specify the sample source.
- The price does not include doctor consultation or treatment, if required.
- For PCR28 same-day results, the sample must be taken at the clinic before noon (12:30 PM)
**Same-day and next-day results are only available at the Bangkok, Pattaya, anb Phuket branches
Contact us at info.bkk@pulse-clinic.com or chat on your preferred platform:
⭐ Comprehensive STD Test for 14 Infections at a Special Price for Students
We offer this special pakage for student of all ages. Just don't forget to bring the document that proves you're studying when you're visiting us at the clinic.
| Service | Same-day Online Results** | Next-day Online Results** |
| PCR for 14 Infections (For Students) | 9,400 THB 3,500 THB | 8,600 THB 2,500 THB |
Important Notes:
- This promotional price is available for testing PCR STIs with us if you are a student. Just show us a valid ID, like your student ID or a library card from your faculty.
What Is a PCR Comprehensive STD Test?
A PCR comprehensive STD test uses molecular testing to look for genetic material from specific infectious organisms. Unlike a traditional test that looks for one infection at a time, a multiplex PCR test can examine a sample for several pathogens simultaneously. This can make it useful when you want to check for multiple bacterial or parasitic STIs rather than testing for just one infection.
PCR testing can be performed using different types of samples, including urine and swabs from the genital area, throat, or rectum. The appropriate sample depends on the infection being investigated and where sexual exposure occurred. It is important to understand that PCR does not test for every STI. Some infections, including HIV and syphilis, are commonly diagnosed using blood-based tests rather than a standard STI PCR panel.
- HIV and Syphilis Blood Testing
- Comprehensive STD Test for 28 Infections
- Comprehensive STD Test for 31 Infections
How Does PCR Tests Work?
PCR stands for Polymerase Chain Reaction; it is also called Nucleic Acid Amplification Test (NAAT) and is a modern molecular technique used to detect a particular pathogen (virus or bacterium) in a specimen of blood, body fluid, or other tissue. This technique detects virus/bacterial DNA.
The nucleic acid amplification test (NAAT) is the recommended method of testing for Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, Ureaplasma, Mycoplasma, and Trichomonas, among other infections. It has very high specificity (higher than 99.5%) and higher sensitivity and accuracy than culture (old diagnosis technique).
In both men and women, painless urine PCR (yeah, you just have to pee) and genital PCR were significantly more sensitive than culture. It can detect infection whether the organism is dead or alive! This is mostly done in first-world countries and medical schools.
Benefits of PCR 14 Comprehensive STI Testing for 14 Infections
- Screens for multiple infections at once: A comprehensive test can check for several STIs during the same testing session rather than requiring separate appointments for every infection.
- Helps detect infections without symptoms: Many STIs can be asymptomatic, so comprehensive screening can identify infections that may otherwise go unnoticed.
- Useful after condomless sex: If you are unsure which infection you may have been exposed to, broader screening can provide a more complete assessment.
- Tests different body parts: Depending on your sexual history, testing may include urine, genital, throat, or rectal samples to check areas that were actually exposed.
- Can provide faster results: Multiplex PCR testing can identify several targeted infections from a sample, potentially reducing the need for multiple individual tests.
- Supports appropriate treatment: Identifying the specific infection allows a healthcare professional to recommend the appropriate treatment rather than treating based only on symptoms.
- Provides greater peace of mind: Comprehensive screening can be reassuring when you have concerns about a recent sexual encounter or want to stay on top of your sexual health.
- Helps protect sexual partners: Finding an STI allows you to seek treatment and take appropriate precautions to reduce the chance of passing an infection to others.
- Can be combined with other STI tests: Because PCR does not detect every STI, a comprehensive sexual health assessment can also include blood tests for infections such as HIV and syphilis when appropriate.
PULSE Clinic provides an advanced PCR testing service that screens for 14 infections, offering a highly reliable and comprehensive diagnostic tool. This test can detect sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and other pathogens with remarkable accuracy. At PULSE Clinic, we prioritise your health and privacy, delivering world-class medical care tailored to your needs. Whether for routine health checks or specific concerns, PCR testing for 14 infections is a vital step towards maintaining optimal health.
PULSE offers combined specimen collections from urinary collection, throat swabs, front door; vagina and cervix, back door; anus, and rectum. Plus, suspicious skin lesions!
What STDs Can a PCR 14 Comprehensive STI Test Detect?
PCR 14 can detect 14 pathogens that cause sexually transmitted infections, ranging from common infections to uncommon infections. This can help you screen for any infections that may be overlooked by other routine testings that only run basic testing for the most common infections. PCR 14 Comprehensive STD Test at PULSE Clinic includes:
- Chlamydia trachomatis (serovars A-K) which causes chlamydia
- Chlamydia trachomatis (serovars L1-L3) which causes LGV or Lymphogranuloma venereum
- Neisseria gonorrhoeae which causes Gonorrhea
- Trichomonas vaginaliswhich causes Trichomoniasis
- Mycoplasma hominis
- Mycoplasma genitalium
- Ureaplasma urealyticum
- Ureaplasma parvum
- Herpes Simplex Virus type I
- Herpes Simplex Virus type II
- Treponema pallidum which causes Syphilis
- Haemophilus ducreyi which causes Chancroid
- Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
- Varicella-Zoster Virus (VZV)
Who Should Get a Comprehensive PCR STD Test?
STIs can occur without obvious symptoms, so testing is not only for people who feel unwell.
A comprehensive STI test may be appropriate if you:
- Have had condomless sex
- Have a new sexual partner
- Have multiple sexual partners
- Have had sex with a partner who has an STI
- Notice unusual genital discharge
- Experience burning when urinating
- Have genital, rectal, or throat symptoms
- Have had oral or anal sex
- Want routine sexual health screening
- Are concerned about a recent sexual exposure
If you have symptoms, it is particularly important to tell the doctor where sexual contact occurred. This can help determine whether urine, genital, throat, or rectal testing is appropriate.
When Should You Take a PCR STD Test After Sex?
The timing of an STI test matters. Testing immediately after exposure may not detect an infection that has not yet reached detectable levels. The appropriate testing window varies depending on the infection, the test used, and the type of exposure.
For this reason, a doctor may recommend testing at a particular time after a potential exposure or repeating a test later if the initial test was performed very early.
If you have symptoms, do not necessarily wait for a specific testing window before seeking medical advice. A healthcare professional can advise you based on your symptoms and exposure.
How Accurate Is a Comprehensive PCR STD Test?
PCR-based testing is highly sensitive for detecting the genetic material of the specific organisms included in the test.
However, the accuracy of an STI test depends on several factors, including:
- The infection being tested for
- The timing of the test
- The type and quality of the sample
- The anatomical site tested
- The laboratory method
- Whether the infection is present at detectable levels
A sample from the wrong anatomical site can also miss an infection. For example, someone exposed through receptive anal sex may need a rectal swab rather than relying only on a urine sample.
A negative PCR result therefore needs to be interpreted in the context of the timing, exposure, symptoms, and specific infections tested.
Can PCR Detect STDs Without Symptoms?
Yes. Some STIs can be present without causing noticeable symptoms, and you should regularly get tested even without symptoms.
For example, chlamydia and gonorrhea can sometimes occur without obvious signs, particularly in certain anatomical sites. This means someone can feel completely healthy while still having an STI. Routine testing can therefore be useful for people with ongoing sexual exposure, particularly when condoms are not consistently used or when there are new or multiple partners.
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Can You Get a Comprehensive PCR STD Test After Oral or Anal Sex?
Yes, but the sample site matters. An infection can be present at the anatomical site that was exposed during sex. Testing only urine may therefore not identify every infection acquired through oral or anal contact.
Throat PCR STD Testing
Oral sex can expose the throat to infections such as gonorrhea and chlamydia. A throat swab may be recommended when there has been relevant oral exposure.
Rectal PCR STD Testing
Receptive anal sex can expose the rectum to STIs. A rectal swab may be appropriate when there has been anal exposure, particularly if there are symptoms such as rectal discharge, pain, bleeding, or discomfort.
Genital PCR Testing
Henital swab samples may be used to detect infections affecting the urethra or genital tract. Your doctor can determine which sample sites are appropriate based on your sexual practices and symptoms. This test is useful for women and men who tops.
What to Expect from PCR 14 STD Swab Test
- Registration with our front desk staff whether you have an appointment of walk-in for the test
- Our staff uses a soft-tipped stick to gently collect cells or fluids from the part of your body we are testing
- Our staff send your sample off to our lab for the PCR testing process
- Process the payment and confirm your email address for online result
- Recieve your test result online according to your package
Urine Test for PCR 14 STI Test for 14 Infections
Urine testing for STIs is becoming increasingly available. These days, 14 STIs can be detected using urine testing. Urine PCR tests are much more pleasant than urethral or cervical swabs (the old technique which was painful and uncomfortable) and are quickly becoming standard practice. Urine testing, as opposed to swab testing, makes it easier for people to undergo STI testing as part of their regular medical care. To collect the specimen for testing, you just need to pee in the cup!
What to Expect from PCR 14 STD Urine Test
- Registration with our front desk staff whether you have an appointment of walk-in for the test
- Receive label sticker and container
- Go to the toilet
- Do not wipe or clean your penis/vagina
- Open the urine cup then pee the first stream urine until it’s filled halfway
- Place urine cup in specimen bag
- Wash your hands with the THANN hand wash and water
- Pass it to staff at the counter
- Process the payment and confirm your email address for online result
- Recieve your test result online according to your package
How Long Do PCR STD Results Take?
PCR results are generally available faster than some traditional laboratory tests, but turnaround times vary according to the laboratory, test panel, and clinic. PULSE Clinic offers same-day and next-day result for a fast turnaround time for PCR 14 at Bangkok, Pattaya, and Phuket branches. PCR 14 can take from 1 day to 7 days, but the single test is testing for 14 infections!
If fast results are important to you, confirm that you need a same-day or next-day result before your sample is collected.
What Should I Do With My Comprehensive STD Test for 14 Infections Result
What If My PCR STD Test Is Positive? | What If My PCR STD Test Is Negative? |
PULSE offers STD treatment for most infections. Even HIV! A positive result does not mean you should panic. The next step is to identify which infection was detected and discuss appropriate treatment with a healthcare professional. Depending on the infection, treatment may involve:
Some infections can be treated and cured, while others require longer-term management. Do not take leftover antibiotics or medication intended for someone else. The correct treatment depends on the infection and individual circumstances. Consider starting PrEP if your result comes positive, as positive results for STD usually means you are at higher risk of contacting HIV. | This is really likely that you may not have STD! A negative result means that the infection targets included in the test were not detected in the sample. However, a negative result does not necessarily mean that you have no STI at all. Possible reasons include:
If you continue to have symptoms after a negative test, speak with a doctor about whether further testing or examination is needed. Consider starting PrEP even if your result is negative. PrEP can give you a peace of mind next time you have sex, as PrEP is 99% effective against HIV, which is still uncurable unlike most STDs!
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Simple Summarization About PCR 14 Comprehensive STI Test
- Our STD PCR Multiplex is the most advanced technology to detect multiple infections all at one test.
- Our STD PCR Multiplex includes 14 infections in different locations;
- Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, Chancroid, Lymphogranuloma Veneruem (LGV)
- Herpes Simplex type 1 (HSV-1), Herpes Simplex type 2 (HSV-2)
- Trichomonas vaginlis
- Mycuplasma hominis, Mycoplasma genitalium, Ureaplasma Parvum, Ureaplasma urealyticum.
- Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
- Varicella-Zoster Virus (VZV)
- Our STD PCR Multiplex can detect infections in different locations;
- Throat and oral cavity
- Male and female urethra
- anorectal area
- vagina and cervix
- sperm
- skin lesions
- If you want to look for any possible infection in your urethra and urinary tract, you have to choose urine test for PCR 14 infections which you will have to pass the urine.
- If you performed oral sex and want to check any possible infection in your throat, you have to chose throat swab for PCR 14 infections which will be assisted by our staff.
- If you happen to be female who enjoys anal sex without a condom, men who have sex with men, and bottom for anal sex without condom, then you have to choose anal swab PCR for 14 infections, which will be assisted by our staff.
- If you are female who have vaginal sex, then you have to chose baginal swab for PCR 14 infections, which will be assisted by our staff.
Test of Cure After Treatment with Our Teleconsult Services: Ensuring Complete Recovery
After completing treatment through our teleconsult services, your doctor may recommend a PCR test as a follow-up test of cure. This is to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment and that the prescribed medication has successfully eliminated the infection. We prioritise your health by confirming that no infection remains in your system, helping to prevent persistent or recurrent infections, complications, or the development of drug resistance. Typically, this test is performed around three weeks after your final day of treatment to ensure optimal results.
Frequently Asked Questions About Comprehensive PCR 14 Comprehensive STD Testing
What is a comprehensive PCR STD test?
A comprehensive PCR STD test uses molecular testing to detect genetic material from multiple infectious organisms. A multiplex PCR panel can test for several STIs from the same testing session, although the exact infections included vary between panels.
How many STDs can a PCR 14 test detect?
PCR 14 included 14 infections from common to uncommon pathogens that may be causing the symptoms in your body. Different PCR panels test for different organisms. Always check the exact list of infections included in the package. We also offer PCR 28 for 28 pathogens and PCR 31 for 31 pathogens.
Is PCR the most accurate STD test?
PCR testing is usually really reliable when you're tested at the clinics that are up to standard. PCR and other molecular tests are highly sensitive for many infections, but there is no single test that is the best option for every STI. HIV, syphilis, hepatitis and other infections may require different testing methods.
Can PCR detect chlamydia and gonorrhea?
Yes. PCR testing is commonly used to detect chlamydia and gonorrhea.
Can PCR detect HIV?
HIV testing is not included in the PCR14 test. HIV can be detected using molecular HIV RNA testing, but a standard comprehensive STI PCR panel is not the same thing as an HIV test. HIV testing should be performed using an appropriate HIV-specific test.
Can PCR detect syphilis?
Syphilis testing is included in the PCR14 test. However, there are also rapid syphilis testing which is generally diagnosed using blood tests and, in certain circumstances, examination of lesions or other specialized testing.
Can PCR detect HPV?
HPV testing is usually performed for specific clinical indications and anatomical sites rather than being automatically included in every comprehensive STD PCR panel. More information about HPV testing at HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) DNA testing service and Thin prep for cervical cancer screening
How soon after sex can I take a PCR STD test?
The appropriate timing depends on the infection, exposure, and test. Testing too soon can produce a negative result even when an infection has been acquired. A doctor can recommend the appropriate testing schedule.
Can I take a PCR STD test without symptoms?
Yes. Many STIs can be asymptomatic, so testing can be appropriate even when you feel completely healthy.
Do I need to provide urine for a PCR STD test?
Not necessarily, but urine testing is available at all PULSE Clinic branches. Depending on the infection and exposure, testing may use urine, genital, throat, or rectal samples. Contact PULSE Clinic for more information about the sample for your tests.
Can PCR test for STDs from the throat?
Yes. A throat swab can be used to test for certain STIs, including gonorrhea and chlamydia. This is useful for those who engage in oral sex, which sometimes may be overlooked and cause recurrent issues in throat and mouth area without you knowing.
Can PCR test for STDs from the anus?
Yes. A anal swab can be used to test for certain STIs affecting the rectum. This can be particularly relevant after receptive anal sex.
How long do PCR STD results take?
Turnaround times vary according to the laboratory and testing panel. PULSE Clinic offer a same-day result and next-day result testing with some condition. Contact the clinic about the expected result time for the specific package before testing. You may need to come early for a same-day result testing. Same-day result testing is only available at PULSE Bangkok, Pattaya, and Koh Samui branches.
What happens if my PCR STD test is positive?
A doctor can explain the result and recommend appropriate treatment. Depending on the infection, your sexual partners may also need testing or treatment.
Can a PCR 14 STD test give a false negative?
Yes. No diagnostic test is perfect. A false-negative result can occur because of factors such as testing too early, an inadequate sample, testing the wrong anatomical site, or an infection not being included in the panel.
How often should I get a comprehensive STD test?
There is no single testing schedule for everyone. Frequency depends on factors such as your number of partners, types of sexual contact, condom use, previous STIs, and individual risk factors. A doctor can help determine an appropriate screening schedule.
How much does a PCR STD test cost in Bangkok?
Prices vary according to the site of sampling and the number of infections included in the PCR panel. Check with our clinic for the current comprehensive PCR STD testing price and package details.
Can tourists get a PCR 14 STD test in Bangkok?
Yes. Sexual health clinics in Bangkok provide STI testing to international visitors. At PULSE Clinic, English-speaking healthcare services are available, making it possible for tourists to discuss their sexual health concerns privately with a doctor.
Book a Comprehensive PCR STD Test in Thailand
If you are concerned about a recent sexual exposure, experiencing symptoms, or simply want a more comprehensive sexual health check, PCR-based STI testing can help identify several infections from targeted samples. PULSE Clinic offers comprehensive PCR STD tests in many area of Thailand, including Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Koh Samui.
Because no single test detects every STI, a doctor can help determine whether you need PCR testing, blood tests, or testing from additional anatomical sites. For private, confidential sexual health testing in Bangkok, speak with PULSE Clinic about the comprehensive STI screening options available.
Contact us at info.bkk@pulse-clinic.com or chat on your preferred platform:
Where Can I Get a Comprehensive PCR STD Test in Bangkok?
PULSE Clinic provides sexual health testing in a private and confidential clinic setting. We have many locations all over Thailand from Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Phuket, and now even on Koh Samui island! Same-day and next-day test result for PCR 14 comprehensive STD tests only available at selected locations.
A doctor can help determine which STI tests are appropriate based on your sexual history, symptoms, and recent exposures. Depending on your needs, this may include PCR testing together with blood tests for infections that require other diagnostic methods. Comprehensive STI testing can be particularly useful if you are unsure which infections you may have been exposed to or want a broader sexual health check rather than testing for a single infection.
☆ Same-day and next-day result available for PCR 14 comprehensive STD testing.
Why Choose PULSE Clinic for Comprehensive STD Tests?
- PULSE Clinic offers confidential and discreet sexual health care, ensuring that all tests are anonymous.
- We open every day, including weekends!
- We are here to help, not to judge. PULSE prioritizes patient support and understanding, avoiding unnecessary questions and focusing on providing assistance.
- With over 11 years of experience in HIV care and having tested over 100,000 patients from 196 countries across the world, PULSE Clinic stands as a trusted provider in the field.
- Our extensive network spans across Asia, with multiple branches in Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and the Philippines, making HIV care accessible to individuals in all these regions.
- Our highly experienced team of staff is dedicated to providing professional expertise in sexual health care, regardless of your sexual history, identity, or orientation.
- PULSE Clinic offers sexual health services in 10 languages, ensuring that patients from diverse linguistic backgrounds can receive the care they need.
Trusted by over 100,000 patients from more than 196 countries and regions, PULSE CLINIC provides discreet, professional healthcare with privacy and respect at every step. Here to Help. Not to Judge!
