JD Biotech Test C1, rapid antigen test for Candida albicans, 1 pc

The C1 ^® JD Biotech ^® test is a rapid antigen test for Candida albicans. The medical device is intended for self-treatment and preliminary confirmation of candidiasis in the genital organs and/or urinary system.

The principle of the test is to qualitatively determine and visually confirm the presence of the fungal antigen on the test device - the cassette. The test material is urine, and the result can be obtained in just 15 minutes.

How to recognize Candida albicans infection?

White albicans ( Candida albicans ) is the name of a yeast that occurs naturally in the human body. It constitutes, among other things, the physiological flora of the gastrointestinal tract in the majority of the population. Fungi of the genus Candidia can also be found on the skin, in the female reproductive tract and in the lower urinary tract. However, the disruption of the body's homeostasis, especially the reduction of immunity, as well as the use of antibiotic therapy or hormonal contraception, can lead to excessive growth of the fungus and, as a result, can cause infections, including fungal vaginitis (vulvovaginal candidiasis). In people with weakened immune systems, candidiasis can be life-threatening if the yeast enters the bloodstream and begins to spread to vital organs.

The JD Biotech ^® C1 ^® test allows you to determine a possible infection with Candida albicans, a fungus that causes candidiasis. Do a quick urine test at home if you notice common symptoms of a yeast infection, including:

• itching,
• vaginal or vulvar burns,
• swelling, abnormal cheese-like vaginal discharge,
• irritation and redness of the vaginal mucosa,
• pain when urinating,
• swelling around the vulva, groin and anus.

Candidiasis can affect women, men and children alike, so the Candida albicans test kit is for anyone who suspects candidiasis or has symptoms of an intimate infection. The test is primarily recommended for women who are planning a pregnancy, women who are about to give birth, as well as all people who have frequent sexual relations with different partners. Remember that untreated intimate infections can lead to many complications.