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More than 3 month from exposure.today my tpha test for syphlis , determination of treponema pallium in blood (syphlis tp) was 0.080 . it is written under 1.0 negative and more than 1.0 positive. is this test completely conclusive?
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TPHA is not recommended in people without symptoms, except to confirm positive results by other tests, like RPR or EIA testing. However, this is a negative result and shows you do not have syphilis and never did.
Answered 6/4/2023
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