Anti Nuclear Antibody (ANA-Elisa) Test In Pune - Price & Details

In all of Maharastra, Pune is known for providing its patients with the best medical facilities and testing labs. With PharmEasy Labs, scheduling an ANA test is simple. By visiting the website, everyone and everywhere can use the home sample collection service offered by PharmEasy Labs in Pune. Test results will be as exact and dependable as possible thanks to the fully automated, barcoded labs that are physically present in almost all Indian cities. The tests also go through quality inspections before being handed to the consumer.

PharmEasy Labs provides a range of diagnostic tests to ensure the accurate and prompt diagnosis of various illnesses. The PharmEasy app allows users to receive updates on each test phase regularly. The success of the platform is maintained by qualified personnel with more than 20 years of experience.

The pricing of an ANA test can fluctuate due to various factors. Nonetheless, the standard cost for an ANA test at PharmEasy in Pune typically falls between INR 375 and INR 935. For additional details, consider comparing ANA test prices across major cities in India.

Doctors prescribe the ANA test when symptoms suggest an autoimmune disorder, such as joint pain, fatigue, or unexplained fevers, which might indicate conditions like lupus or rheumatoid arthritis. Additionally, this test is vital for monitoring disease progression or response to therapy in patients already diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder, helping doctors adjust medication as needed.

To prepare for the ANA test, patients are generally not required to undergo any special preparation. Fasting is not necessary, but it's important to inform the doctor about any medications or supplements being taken, as certain drugs can affect the results. The healthcare provider may advise stopping certain medications before the test. It's always best to follow the specific instructions given by the medical professional or the testing facility.

During the ANA Test

When undergoing the ANA test with PharmEasy Labs, their skilled phlebotomists employ advanced vein finders to ensure precise vein location for blood sample collection. This state-of-the-art technology assists in providing a smooth and efficient testing process.

The positive presence of antinuclear antibodies can affect the patient's health. At the same time, negative presence does not affect the patient's health—the normal ranges for detecting antinuclear antibodies.

• The average or negative presence of ANA titer is measured as less than or equal to 1:40.
• The average significant results of ANA titer are measured as 1:80 or lower.
• The strongly positive ANA titer is measured in between the 1:160.

The normal values, parameters, and reference ranges of the test may vary from lab to lab. Please refer to the ranges mentioned in the report and consult a doctor to understand the interpretation of lab reports.

There are mild to severe health problems due to the high positive presence of antinuclear antibodies in the blood. At the same time, the negative value does not affect anyone's health.

• High positive presence of ANA (Elisa)

1. Sjögren's syndrome: It is a type of autoimmune disease and chronic disorder that causes insufficient moisture production in certain body glands, including the saliva-producing and tear-producing glands. In addition to Sjögren's syndrome, there are other related diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.
2. Scleroderma: A chronic but rare autoimmune disease in which normal tissue is replaced with thick tissue with extra collagen. It most often affects the skin, and scleroderma also can affect many other parts of the body like joints, bones, etc.

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Although the ANA test is a commonly performed blood test with minimal risk of complications, it is important to be aware of the following issues and seek medical help if they arise:

Risks / Possible Complications

• Excessive bleeding from the puncture site
• Irritation or swelling at the site

Limitations

• Possible interference with test outcomes caused by machine or human errors
• Misinterpretation of the markers