Dengue NS1/IgM · Typhidot · Malaria Smear · CBC with Platelets · Fast 6–12 hr turnaround
Rapid diagnostic panels for acute fever, monsoon infections, and seasonal illnesses. Includes high-sensitivity Dengue antigen/antibody combo, Typhidot, Malaria antigen with peripheral smear, and C-Reactive Protein (CRP).
blood culture, sepsis test
Cultures blood to identify bloodstream infection.
CRP, infection marker
Acute-phase protein that rises quickly with infection or inflammation.
dengue test, NS1, dengue fever
Full dengue panel covering early antigen and both antibodies.
HIV test, AIDS test, HIV 4th generation
Fourth-generation combined antigen and antibody screen.
h pylori, helicobacter, gastric infection
Detects the bacterium behind most stomach ulcers.
malaria test, MP smear
Rapid antigen test with a confirmatory peripheral smear.
stool test, stool R/M
Physical, chemical and microscopic stool examination.
TB gold, quantiferon, IGRA, TB blood test
Blood test for tuberculosis infection, unaffected by prior BCG vaccination.
typhoid test, typhidot, widal
Rapid antibody test for typhoid.
urine culture, UTI test, C&S
Grows any bacteria present and tests which antibiotics will work.
VDRL, RPR, syphilis
Screening test for syphilis.
widal, typhoid agglutination
Classical agglutination test for typhoid antibodies.
Read our clinical explanations before scheduling your test.
Dengue NS1 Antigen is most accurate during days 1 to 5 of fever onset. Dengue IgM/IgG antibodies become detectable from day 5 onwards.
CBC with automated and smear-verified platelet counts are reported within 6 to 8 hours directly to your WhatsApp.
