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Tests and clinical review
- Symptom review
- Sample selection
- Recurrence guidance
Herpes Testing and Assessment in Dubai
Clinical assessment helps decide whether a swab from a fresh lesion or another approach is appropriate.
PRICEConfirmed privately
No payment is taken on this website. The provider confirms price and availability before the appointment.
- Collection
- Lesion swab or clinician-selected sample
- Timing
- Prompt assessment is useful when lesions are present
- Turnaround
- Confirmed after assessment
BEFORE AND AFTER TESTING
Information for an informed next step
Who this test is for
Assessment is most useful for people with a new blister, sore or recurrent genital symptoms, or when a partner has herpes and personal advice is needed.
What the result means
A positive lesion test can identify herpes in the sampled sore. Blood antibodies cannot show the infection site or when it was acquired and may be difficult to interpret.
Next steps
Discuss symptom treatment, recurrence planning and ways to reduce transmission. If a lesion test is negative but symptoms persist, seek reassessment.
HOW IT WORKS
From selection to follow-up
Confirm suitability
Discuss exposure, timing and symptoms privately.
Attend or receive collection
The agreed samples are collected with your consent.
Receive the result
Confirm identity checks and who will explain the result.
Complete follow-up
Follow treatment, retesting or partner guidance when needed.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Answers about this test
Who is Herpes Assessment for?
Assessment is most useful for people with a new blister, sore or recurrent genital symptoms, or when a partner has herpes and personal advice is needed.
What sample is needed and how do I prepare for Herpes Assessment?
Lesion swab or clinician-selected sample. Avoid applying creams immediately before assessment unless medically necessary.
When should I take Herpes Assessment?
Prompt assessment is useful when lesions are present. Blood antibodies do not identify the location of infection and can be difficult to interpret.
What does the result mean and what happens next?
A positive lesion test can identify herpes in the sampled sore. Blood antibodies cannot show the infection site or when it was acquired and may be difficult to interpret. Discuss symptom treatment, recurrence planning and ways to reduce transmission. If a lesion test is negative but symptoms persist, seek reassessment.
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