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STI Health Check | Geschlechtskrankheiten-Test: can a DNA test help?

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STI Health Check | Geschlechtskrankheiten-Test: can a DNA test help?

A DNA test like those offered by MyBody-X analyzes your genetic makeup (e.g., for nutrition, metabolism, or sleep), not the presence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). STI tests rely on direct detection of pathogens (bacteria, viruses) in blood, urine, or swabs – a different category of testing. While some DNA tests can indicate genetic predispositions to certain diseases, they cannot diagnose active infections. For an STI check, specific pathogen tests (e.g., PCR) are required, performed by doctors or laboratories. MyBody-X currently does not offer an STI test. If you suspect an STI, rely on medical laboratory diagnostics, not consumer genetic tests. The evidence for DNA tests in STI detection is absent; any such claim would be marketing, not science.

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