The venereal diseases chlamydia, mycoplasma, gonorrhea and trichomonas have many similarities. They all infect through unprotected intercourse and also cause similar symptoms, such as a burning sensation while urinating, abnormal discharge, and abdominal pain. Often, however, they give no symptoms at all. The uncertainty surrounding the symptoms makes it difficult to determine if you are infected or not. Even if you do not experience any symptoms, you may be infected, and if you are, you must be treated with antibiotics. With Dynamic Code\'s easy to use self-test you can test yourself for all four diseases simultaneously, and thus decide whether you need to proceed with treatment or a doctor\'s consultation. **How does the test for four STDs work?** You can easily and discreetly test yourself at home. Since the bacteria infects the same locations, they can also be tested with one and the same test. The package includes all the necessary sampling material, as well as easy instructions on how to perform the testing. As a woman get a test with an easy to use vaginal swab. You easily rotate the swab stick against the vaginal wall. The test does not hurt to perform. As a man you perform a urine test using a urine swab. Keep in mind that it is important that it must be at least 14 days from the possible date of infection until the test is taken. The test should also not be taken directly after intercourse, nor in connection with menstruation. Test results within 24 hours * After you have completed the test according to the instructions, return it to Dynamic Code in the return package that comes with the test. When the sample arrives, Dynamic Code analyses it in their quality assured lab and when the answer is ready they upload it on www.dynamiccode.com. This happens within 24 hours * after the test has arrived at their laboratory. To find out your results, use the analysis code you received with the sampling material. The results are not accessible without the analysis code and are completely anonymous. Residualness assessment of mycoplasma bacteria It is becoming increasingly common for mycoplasma bacteria to be resistant to a certain type of antibiotic. If your sample contains mycoplasma bacteria, Dynamic Code will also do a so-called resistance assessment to get you the right kind of antibiotic. * After the test\'s arrival at Dynamic Code\'s laboratory in Sweden, weekend-free Mon-Fri.