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A member asked:
Manual rpr quantitative titer results read 1:0 can anyone explain please?
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This is not a standard format for RPR results. RPR results usually are expressed as "negative" or "nonreactive"; or if positive, with a titer like 1:4, 1:16, 1:32 etc -- with higher numbers indicating more strongly positive results and more likely active syphilis. Re-read your report and ask again with more detail.
Answered 8/19/2023
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I got syphillis and just started being treated for and my RPR titer before the treatment was 1:1. Is that really bad? What does it mean?
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