By measuring these antibodies in a blood sample: It can determine whether the person is infected. TPHA detects antibodies indicating the body's exposure to syphilis bacteria, even if the infection is in its early stages. TPHA is a Sensitive Test: It can detect the infection even in its early stages. Due to its high sensitivity, the TPHA test can diagnose syphilis before symptoms appear, allowing for early intervention and preventing the spread of the infection. This helps in diagnosing the disease and guiding appropriate treatment: Diagnosing syphilis in its early stages is crucial for providing the correct treatment and preventing potential complications. Once the diagnosis is confirmed with TPHA, the doctor can determine the appropriate treatment to effectively eliminate the infection.

Individuals with Symptoms of Syphilis: Such as unexplained sores or skin rashes. Individuals at Risk of Infection: For example, those engaging in unprotected sexual practices with unknown partners. Pregnant Women: To detect infections and ensure the health of the fetus. People with Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): To assess the presence of other infections. Individuals with Unexplained Symptoms: Such as fever or sore throat, especially if there is suspicion of an infection.

Sores or Skin Ulcers: Appearing on the genital area or mouth. Unexplained Skin Rash: It may be accompanied by itching or occur without other symptoms. Fever: Sudden increase in body temperature. Flu-like Symptoms: Such as fatigue and general weakness. Swelling of Lymph Nodes: Especially in the groin area.

A Negative Result Means No Antibodies to Treponema pallidum Are Present: This indicates that there is no current syphilis infection. If the result is negative, it means the person has not been exposed to the syphilis bacteria, or the infection has not occurred yet. A Positive Result Suggests a Possible Syphilis Infection: This means that antibodies to the Treponema pallidum bacteria are present in the blood. A positive result does not necessarily indicate an active infection, but it suggests that the person has been exposed to syphilis at some point. Additional tests may be needed to confirm the diagnosis.

TPHA Syphilis Test in Saudi | Lahalak Platform

Advanced TPHA test to detect syphilis antibodies, ensuring early diagnosis and effective treatment to protect you and your partner from serious long-term health complications.

Prices starts from: 89.25 SAR

Scientific name: Treponema Pallidum Hemagglutination (TPHA) Test

The Treponema pallidum Haemagglutination (TPHA) test is designed to detect syphilis infection caused by the Treponema pallidum bacterium. This test works by examining a blood sample for antibodies produced by the body in response to the infection. TPHA is a sensitive and reliable test, commonly used to confirm results from other preliminary tests s...

Treponema Pallidum Hemagglutination (TPHA) Test - Accurate Syphilis Screening Test

Service type Laboratory test (Blood)

Duration 10-15 minutes

Fasting Fasting is not required

Prices Starting from 89.25 SAR

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Purpose Test

By measuring these antibodies in a blood sample: It can determine whether the person is infected. TPHA detects antibodies indicating the body's exposure to syphilis bacteria, even if the infection is in its early stages.
TPHA is a Sensitive Test: It can detect the infection even in its early stages. Due to its high sensitivity, the TPHA test can diagnose syphilis before symptoms appear, allowing for early intervention and preventing the spread of the infection.
This helps in diagnosing the disease and guiding appropriate treatment: Diagnosing syphilis in its early stages is crucial for providing the correct treatment and preventing potential complications. Once the diagnosis is confirmed with TPHA, the doctor can determine the appropriate treatment to effectively eliminate the infection.

Recommended groups

Individuals with Symptoms of Syphilis: Such as unexplained sores or skin rashes.
Individuals at Risk of Infection: For example, those engaging in unprotected sexual practices with unknown partners.
Pregnant Women: To detect infections and ensure the health of the fetus.
People with Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): To assess the presence of other infections.
Individuals with Unexplained Symptoms: Such as fever or sore throat, especially if there is suspicion of an infection.

Symptoms indicative

Sores or Skin Ulcers: Appearing on the genital area or mouth.
Unexplained Skin Rash: It may be accompanied by itching or occur without other symptoms.
Fever: Sudden increase in body temperature.
Flu-like Symptoms: Such as fatigue and general weakness.
Swelling of Lymph Nodes: Especially in the groin area.

Normal Levels

A Negative Result Means No Antibodies to Treponema pallidum Are Present: This indicates that there is no current syphilis infection. If the result is negative, it means the person has not been exposed to the syphilis bacteria, or the infection has not occurred yet.
A Positive Result Suggests a Possible Syphilis Infection: This means that antibodies to the Treponema pallidum bacteria are present in the blood. A positive result does not necessarily indicate an active infection, but it suggests that the person has been exposed to syphilis at some point. Additional tests may be needed to confirm the diagnosis.