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Comprehensive IVF Screen

Our Most Comprehensive IVF STD Test

The comprehensive test diagnoses all common sexually transmitted infections and is more in depth than any test available on the NHS. Many private IVF clinics may require you to be tested against all of the conditions within this screen.

Accurate from 28 days

This is the amount of time you must wait from exposure to testing
Turnaround time 5 days

The turnaround time in working days, once your sample is received by the lab.
Collection methods - Blood, Urine

Blood Sample

Urine Sample

Comprehensive IVF Screen

£395.00

Tests for

Chlamydia Gardnerella Vaginalis Gonorrhoea Hepatitis B Hepatitis C Herpes Simplex I/II (Current Infection)

HIV Mycoplasma Syphilis Trichomonas Vaginalis Ureaplasma

Description Procedure

This test is designed for women who require a comprehensive test against all STIs that may have an impact on your pregnancy. Many of the conditions diagnosed are not tested on the NHS, yet they have the potential to affect your fertility or harm your baby.

This test can take up to 5 days to gain accurate results once received by the lab. On many occasions our results are returned quicker. Some of the conditions within the Profile 1 may be diagnosed quicker than others and on these occasions we’ll notify you of each as and when we receive them.

Please be advised that this test will only offer the advised level of accuracy against all conditions 28 days after potential exposure. If you believe there is a chance that you have been exposed to a condition more recently than 28 days then our standard Early Detection screen will offer an accurate diagnosis.

Clinic Procedure

By selecting a clinic test you’ll be assisted by a nurse or doctor in one of our sexual health clinics located across the country.

To book this test, simply press the ‘Select This Test’ button above. You’ll then be taken to our booking page where you can choose the best clinic for your needs.

If you require certification for your results you’ll need to bring your ID with you so that we can verify your identity. Our nurse will check this before your appointment.

The Comprehensive IVF Test requires a blood and urine sample. The blood sample is collected by a trained nurse or doctor. They’ll take care of you and ensure you’re comfortable, but it will require the use of a needle.

The urine sample will be collected by you in a clinic toilet, with the nurse or doctor providing you with full instructions before you deposit the sample. For the test to be fully accurate you must catch the first stream of urine.

Once you’ve deposited your sample, we’ll take care of the rest. We’ll notify you of your results using our online portal as soon as they’re reported by the laboratory.

Test includes

Chlamydia is one of the most common STIs in the UK. Many people with chlamydia will show no symptoms which makes it easy to pass on during unprotected sex. The only way of knowing for certain you have the condition is through effective testing, but common symptoms include pain whilst urinating, unusual discharge in both men and women and pain during sex.

Gardnerella Vaginalis is a naturally occurring bacteria that is most commonly found in the vagina. It can however be transmitted through sexual intercourse and men can catch the infection. Due to the fact that it's naturally occurring medication is often not prescribed for women unless there are symptoms.

Formerly known as "the clap", gonorrhoea is a sexually transmitted infection caused by the Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria. It can affect the vagina, penis, anus or throat and as a result can be passed on through unprotected vaginal, oral or anal sex. It regularly shows no symptoms, but some signs include yellowy or green discharge, burning when passing urine, abdominal pain in women or genital pain in men.

Hepatitis B is a virus that affects the liver. It is spread through the transfer of blood and bodily fluids, including through unprotected sex. It is less common in the UK when compared to other countries, but you are at risk if you have unprotected sex with someone carrying the virus. For many people, Hepatitis B has a lifelong impact and you may never fully be cured.

Hepatitis C is a virus that affects the liver. It is passed on through the transfer of blood, including during sex. It's usually possible to cure the infection and most people will have a normal life expectancy. Unfortunately it rarely shows symptoms until the liver is significantly damaged, which is why testing following unprotected sex is so important.

Herpes Simplex (HSV) is a virus that can be transmitted through skin-on-skin contact with someone who is having an active outbreak, including through vaginal, oral or anal sex. It can cause genital herpes where the condition presents as small blisters that burst to leave red, open sores. It can also present on the face in the form of cold sores. People infected with herpes carry the virus for life and may have outbreaks or flare-ups.

HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is a virus that damages the immune system and affects the body's ability to fight everyday infections. It is transmitted within the blood and can be passed on through unprotected anal and vaginal sex. HIV cannot be cured through medication and infected individuals will carry the virus for life. Thankfully those living with the virus can lead a completely normal life by taking daily medication that keeps it under control.

Mycoplasma Genitalium (MG) is a sexually transmitted bacteria that is found in the urinary tract of infected individuals. It rarely shows symptoms, but if left untreated it can cause pelvic inflammatory disease which is linked to infertility. It is passed on through vaginal sex with an infected individual and because there are often no signs of the infection the only way to know you have the condition is through testing.

Syphilis is a bacterial infection that is spread through unprotected sex with an infected individual. It's important to test for the condition if you believe you have come in contact with it as it can have a long term impact on your health. Symptoms can include a painless sore or ulcer on the penis or vagina, along with other rashes affecting different areas of the body. Many people will notice no symptoms or the symptoms may be so mild that they pass unnoticed.

Trichomonas Vaginalis is a bacteria that causes Trichomoniasis - a sexually transmitted infection affecting both men and women. Symptoms are similar to other sexually transmitted infections, including unusual discharge in women, pain whilst urinating or having sex, and soreness affecting the genital area. Testing is often required to diagnose the STD and it is not offered as standard on the NHS.

Ureaplasma is a bacteria that is commonly found in the urinary or genital tract. It will usually live in balance with other bacteria naturally found in your body and many people will never know they have it. Due to its usual harmless nature, treatment is not usually prescribed unless the infected individual is noticing clear symptoms.

Why Choose Us?

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These are the nearest clinics where this test is available.

London - Wimpole Street

Wimpole Street, London, W1G 9RT

Great availability*
Good public transport
Evening & weekend appointments

Our Wimpole Street clinic is located a short walk from Oxford Circus or Bond Street tube station making it ideal for those that work or live in Greater London. This clinic provides excellent turnaround times as it's in the closest location to our laboratory.

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London - Marylebone

Harley Street, London, W1G 7JD

Great availability*
Good public transport
Onsite parking

Our Harley Street clinic is perfectly positioned for Marylebone residents and visitors alike. It's just a short walk from nearby underground stations, including Baker Street and Regent’s Park. If you’re driving, you’ll find us conveniently located off the A501 or A402, with limited parking available in the area and additional options nearby.

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London - Victoria Avenue

Victoria Avenue, London, EC2M 4NS

Great availability*
Good public transport

Our London - Victoria Avenue clinic is located in Bishopsgate, conveniently located a minute's walk away from Liverpool Street tube station. With good transport links, the clinic is perfect for anyone either working/living in the area or travelling by tube.

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