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Your gonorrhea test found no bacterial DNA. You are clear of this STI.
The NAAT test did not find Neisseria gonorrhoeae genetic material in your sample.
Good result. Continue regular sexual health testing if at risk.
Gonorrhea NAAT: Not detected — negativeYour gonorrhea test came back negative. No gonorrhea bacteria were detected.
No treatment needed for gonorrhea.
Gonorrhea NAAT: Not detectedNo gonorrhea DNA was found in your sample.
If you have symptoms, consider other causes with your doctor.
Gonorrhea NAAT: Not detectedYour gonorrhea test found no bacterial DNA. You are clear of this STI.
No action needed.
Gonorrhea NAAT: Not detected — negativeNo gonorrhea detected. This is the ideal result.
Clear result. Continue regular testing.
Gonorrhea NAAT: Not detectedAn equivocal result requires confirmation with a repeat test or culture.
Repeat testing in 1–2 weeks. Discuss empirical treatment with your doctor if you have symptoms.
Gonorrhea NAAT: Equivocal — repeat recommendedGonorrhea is a bacterial STI that is treatable but antibiotic-resistant strains are increasingly common. Untreated gonorrhea causes pelvic inflammatory disease, infertility, and can spread through the bloodstream. It often co-occurs with chlamydia.
See your doctor or sexual health clinic today for treatment (usually ceftriaxone injection). You should also be tested for chlamydia simultaneously. Notify partners.
Gonorrhea NAAT: Detected — positiveActive gonorrhea with symptoms is causing real damage to your reproductive tract right now. Every day of delay risks more complications.
Same-day treatment at a sexual health clinic is strongly recommended. Antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea requires specific treatment — culture and sensitivity testing may be needed.
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