H. Pylori Antigen Rapid Test Self-Test

H. Pylori Antigen Rapid Test Self Test is a reagent used to detect Helicobacter pylori antigen in human serum or plasma. This self-test can be conducted at home or in a private place. The following are the key features of this detection:

Fast: In on-site testing, results can be obtained in just 15 minutes.
Samples: serum, plasma.
Storage conditions: 2-30 ° C, storage period is 24 months.
H. Pylori is a bacterium that infects the stomach or duodenum (the first part of the small intestine) and may lead to gastric and peptic ulcer diseases. Infection can also increase the risk of developing stomach cancer. H. The Pylori antigen rapid detection self-test reagent can help provide diagnosis and determine whether the treatment has cleared the infection. Please note that this is only a quick detection method, if you suspect that you have contracted H Pylori, please consult a doctor for more detailed diagnosis and advice.

H. The preventive measures for Pylori infection include:

Maintain good hygiene: drink clean water, use clean water sources when preparing food, especially in areas with contaminated water sources
Avoid using nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: These drugs may increase the risk of ulcers, while H Pylori infection is one of the causes of ulcers
Regular testing and treatment: If you have chronic gastrointestinal symptoms, you should receive regular H Detection and treatment of Pylori infection to prevent transmission to family members
Please note that if you suspect that you have contracted H Pylori, please consult a doctor for more detailed diagnosis and advice.

H. The preventive measures for Pylori infection include:

Maintain good hygiene: drink clean water, use clean water sources when preparing food, especially in areas with contaminated water sources

H. The sensitivity and specificity of the Pylori Antigen Rapid Test Self Test are as follows:

Sensitivity: Approximately 93.9%, indicating that the test can accurately detect most H Pylori infected individuals.
Specificity: approximately 97.3%, indicating that the test can accurately exclude the majority of non infected individuals