Dengue Fever Test Package at Affordable Price

The Aedes aegypti mosquitoes have the ability to spread dengue to the people through the bites. The Dengue viruses are also spread to different people through bite of the infected Aedes species (Ae. aegypti and  Ae. albopictus) mosquito.

The Dengue is the critical phase which occurs from 4th to 7th day since your patient shows symptoms certain of fever. At this point of time, your patient may not even have fever or lead to reduction of fever, so he would appear subjective and prevent going to the hospital for treatment, making disease even more dangerous.

Your dengue virus is seen to directly affect the bone marrow, where platelets are produced, leading to the decreased production. Additionally, your virus could also cause an increased destruction of the platelets in your bloodstream. The immune response could be triggered by the dengue infection can also contribute to any drop in the platelet levels.

The IgG ELISA is also used for current detection of the disease which is either recent or for past dengue infections. This assay is also said to use the same antigens as your MAC-ELISA. The further use of the E/M-specific capture IgG ELISA (GAC) allows for any detection of the IgG antibodies over a considerate period of 10 months post the infection.

The Molecular tests that look for any genetic material from your dengue virus in the blood sample. The PCR test (polymerase chain reaction) is also considered to be a type of the molecular test that's used to check for dengue. These tests can be done during seven days after your symptoms begin.

In case of 64 IV or less: When this is Negative – There would be no significant level of the detectable dengue for your fever virus IgG antibody. 1.65-2.84 IV: Equivocal presence of the antibodies. With a Repeat testing in about 10-14 days could be helpful.