Serology is the study of antibodies in the human body. The antibodies are produced by our immune system antibodies in response to any infectious disease. The serology tests confirm the existence of antibodies in the blood. It helps in diagnosing a wide range of health issues such as Hepatitis, HIV, Lyme disease, Zika virus, COVID-19, etc. This test provides valuable information to the doctor about the health status of the patient.
The doctor recommends the serology test depending on the specific disease that is being tested. The commonly recommended list of serology tests includes Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), Hemagglutination inhibition assay (HAI), Western blot assay, Immunofluorescent assay (IFA), etc.
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The mentioned Serology tests list includes the list of blood serology tests with price, which are conducted at our lab. If you have any queries related to the above-listed tests, please contact us.
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The Antibody Serology Tests are responsible for checking the presence or the level of any specific antibodies in the bloodstream. The antibodies are known to be the proteins that are produced by your immune system against the foreign substances. These substances are known to be the pathogens, (disease-causing microorganisms) such as the viruses and the bacteria.
Based on the scientific publications, 2 the appearance of any detectable immunoglobulin M (IgM) antibodies post an infection with the COVID-19 infection is delayed. This results in the abysmal sensitivity, which is ranging from about 17%
Unfortunately, the results obtained from IgM/IgA serology tests might not be as clinically useful because of the COVID-19 in progress. As this would very quickly exaggerate within your 7 to 10 days. Thus, your time of seroconversion in patients could relate to septic shock or the multiorgan failure, even before the seroconversion.
Your sensitivity along with specificity of Widal Test is based on the blood cultures. This is about 53% and 83%, respectively. In contrast to this, your Typhidot Test on the blood cultures will come up with sensitivity and a specificity of about 93% and 83%, respectively. Hence, the Typhidot Test is known to have a higher sensitivity compared to your Widal Test.
The virologic testing of the samples from any active lesions is considered to be the best way to confirm your HSV diagnosis. The PCR is more sensitive than the culture along with the preferred diagnostic testing method.
The TORCH screen is known to be a group of the blood tests. These tests would lead to several different infections in the newborn. TORCH full form of: toxoplasmosis, rubella cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex, and HIV. However, it is seen that contains the other newborn infections.
The Dengue Fever Virus Antibody, by the IgM would have a value of 1.64 IV or less: with Negative value.
No significant level of the detectable dengue fever has virus IgM antibody. 1.65-2.84 IV: It has an Equivocal - Questionable presence of the antibodies. There would be repeat testing of it in another 10-14 days, which are considered to be useful.
The HBsAg (hepatitis B surface antigen) is known to be the first serologic marker that appears in the new acute infection, this will be detected in 1 week at the earliest in 9 week. The average of one month is the earliest time of the exposure to your hepatitis B virus (HBV).
The Serological tests are used successfully for diagnosis of many of the infectious diseases (such As., HIV, syphilis, along with viral hepatitis). In this review, there will be certain serological tests that would detect any humoral immune responses (antibodies) to the M. tuberculosis antigens.
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