Possibly, but it depends on the antibiotic and the infection being tested. Antibiotics won't affect testing for HIV, herpes, or hepatitis. The only STD tested by blood that might possiblyby affected by antibiotics is syphilis, and the effect would depend on the type of test. Contact your health care provider for advice specific to your situation.
To a certain extent yes.The post antibiotics Widal Test will have Low titers of agglutinins.Hence the test may be reported as False Negative.
No. The only thing that will cause a false negative on a HPT is testing too early. See your DR for a blood test.
You might have gotten chlamydia from somewhere else, you could have some other infection, your partner could have had a false negative result, or you might have some other non-infectious problem. You should not rely on a partner's result to determine whether or not you have an infection. If you have pain or discharge, you should get tested.
Because catalase is found in red blood cells.
no
If you were tested before 3 weeks after infection, the test could have turned up false.
False!! is not usually negative.
You may be pregnant but took the test too early or its a false negative. A blood type is most accurate.
Safely using antibiotics can only be done when a patient has all the facts. The most common misconception about antibiotics is that they can cure any infection. This statement is false and when taken improperly, antibiotics may not cure an infection, they can make a person sick.
Any test can be a false negative.
Promethazine (Phenagren) can cause a false negative.
False negatives are common, however, there is no false positive. It is best to get a blood test to be absolutely sure.