VDRL TEST after vaginal exposure

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Got VDRL(Syphillis) test done after 6 weeks 5 days of sexual exposure. It came negative. Is it concusive ? And what is TPHA test for ? Is it next test for syphillis ? I am very much confused ? Please doctors help me. I am feeling very helpless. Regards

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Yes VDRL usually becomes positive after 3 to 4 weeks of infection

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TPHA is confirmation test for syphilis

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Dr. Murthy P S Sexologist 43 yrs exp Kurnool · Accepted Answer

Dr. Murthy P S

Sexologist 43 yrs exp Kurnool

so .... you are negative for Syphilis. NO more tests required.