Infectious Diseases Trio usually refers to the trio of infectious diseases. The difference between trio, quartet, and quintet of infectious diseases lies mainly in the different examination items, which need to be selected according to personal actual conditions. Trio of infectious diseases mainly examines hepatitis B, AIDS, and syphilis. Quartet of infectious diseases adds hepatitis C to the trio, while quintet of infectious diseases adds hepatitis A to the quartet. All of the above diseases are contagious. If you have had high-risk behaviors or close contact with patients, you can choose the examination items according to your actual situation. Usually, the detection is done by drawing blood from the upper arm vein, and fasting is not required. If there are abnormalities in the test results, targeted treatment measures need to be taken promptly. In daily life, it is also necessary to take relevant protective measures to avoid close contact with family and friends and not to share personal items, otherwise cross-infection may occur. Regular hospital reviews and active adjustment of treatment measures are helpful for the recovery of diseases.
