Syphilis Test
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Have you noticed a painless sore or ulcer on your genitals, anus, or mouth?
Have you experienced a body rash that wasn’t itchy (esp. palms or soles)?
Do you have swollen lymph nodes without a known infection?
Have you engaged in sex with someone recently diagnosed with syphilis?
Do you experience unusual fatigue, fever, or sore throat without other cause?
Have you had unprotected sex with new or multiple partners?
Are you a man who has sex with men (MSM)?
Have you previously tested positive for any STI?
Are you HIV-positive or immunocompromised?
Have you ever traded sex for money, shelter, or resources?
FAQs
What does this syphilis test do? 
It screens for symptoms or behaviours that may suggest you’ve been exposed to syphilis, a bacterial STI.
Who should take it?
Anyone with ulcers, skin rashes, swollen glands, or new sexual partners—especially if unprotected—should take this test.
What are syphilis symptoms?
Early symptoms include a painless sore, followed by a rash, fatigue, and flu-like symptoms. Later stages can affect the brain and heart.
How does the test work?
You’ll answer questions about your symptoms and sexual activity. It evaluates whether you may be at risk and need a medical test.
Is this a diagnostic test?
No. You’ll need a blood test in clinic for a confirmed diagnosis.
What happens if the result is concerning?
You should visit a sexual health clinic for testing. Syphilis is treatable with antibiotics.
Can syphilis be cured?
Yes, especially if caught early. Penicillin injections are commonly used for treatment.
Is the test private?
Yes. All answers and results are handled with confidentiality.
How long does the screening take?
Roughly 5 to 10 minutes.
Can syphilis be passed to a baby during pregnancy?
Yes. Testing during pregnancy is important to protect both parent and baby from complications.