HIV I And II Test in Ahmedabad - Price & Details

When you are in a vastly populated city like Ahmedabad, you will have no difficulty in getting an HIV I & II Test done from any reputed hospital or diagnostic centre. But with PharmEasy Labs, you are offered the benefit of home sample collection in case you are not able to step out. An HIV I & II test is fairly simple and requires no fasting. Normally a blood sample is collected for testing.

PharmEasy Labs offers premium laboratory services, ensuring that you get the best possible medical prognosis. The facility is fully barcoded and automated, which provides accurate and reliable results. The package prices are very affordable, and customers are sent updates through the app about every step of the testing process.

PharmEasy Labs has a facility in all major cities of India, and the team working to deliver test results to you has almost three decades of experience. Customers are offered a safe sample collection experience with zero requirements to step out. The test reports are double-checked by experts before sending to you on your registered email ID.

Due to multiple factors, the price of an HIV test may fluctuate. However, the standard rate for an HIV test at PharmEasy in Ahmedabad is typically between INR 315 and INR 769. You can also explore and compare HIV test prices in major cities across India.

The doctor will prescribe this test if there has been an exposure to HIV I and II. Some symptoms are:

• Vomiting
• Nausea
• Fatigue
• Diarrhoea
• Oral thrush
• Sores in the groin
• Swelling in the lymph nodes

Women who are trying to get pregnant, women in the first trimester of pregnancy, and blood donors also need to do the HIV test on a routine basis.

There is no need to fast before the HIV test. No other special preparations have to be done before the test.

During the HIV I and II Test

Make a booking for this test with PharmEasy Labs and you do not have to do anything else. An assigned phlebotomist will arrive at your house at the specified date and time to collect the blood sample. The phlebotomists use sterilized disposable needles and gloves, and a vein finder device to draw the blood. The samples are then sent to the laboratory for testing purposes.

In laboratory HIV tests, Western Blot test and a few other tests:

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.

HIV test results are reported as indeterminate, negative, or positive. To understand the result, it is essential to know about the window period. You cannot detect the virus immediately after the infection. The time from when the person is infected to when the infection can be detected is called the window period.

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Risks / Possible Complications

An HIV test is a typical blood test with few chances of complications. However, don’t delay in consulting your doctor if you experience:

• Continuous bleeding from the puncture site
• The needle-injured area of ​​the skin becomes swollen or painful

Limitations

• Test results may be affected by errors caused by machines or humans, leading to misinterpretation of the markers