HIV I And II Test In Delhi - Price & Details

Now get an HIV I & II test easily in Delhi from any laboratory or hospital. HIV I and II tests involve blood work as a sample for testing. HIV I & II test is an antibody test that primarily studies the presence of the virus instrumental for the autoimmune condition and helps confirm a case of HIV. If you are unable to step outside your home due to professional or personal reasons, you need not worry, as PharmEasy Labs in Delhi provides you with a home sample collection facility.

All the PharmEasy Labs are fully automated and barcoded, and you can explore a wide range of diagnostic services. The prices are also budget-friendly so that everyone can avail of the tests. Customers are constantly updated about every step of the sample testing process. The results are accurate and reliable, and the reports are delivered to you super-fast so that there is no delay in treatment.

PharmEasy Labs has a presence in all major cities which means that people don’t need to travel to any diagnostic centre. The reports are further double-verified by registered practitioners, ensuring customer safety.

Various factors can influence the price fluctuations of an HIV test. Nonetheless, the average cost of an HIV test at PharmEasy in Delhi is usually between INR 315 and INR 769. Explore the option of comparing HIV test prices in major Indian cities for more insights.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advises that individuals aged 13 to 64 should undergo HIV testing as part of their routine healthcare.

This test is part of the regular checkup for pregnant women during their first three months of pregnancy, and it's also recommended for people who give blood. Doctors might also suggest this test if you have early signs of the infection, like:

• Feeling queasy and wanting to throw up
• Throwing up
• Having runny or watery poop
• Feeling very, very tired
• Getting a white layer on your tongue or inside your mouth
• Seeing sores or wounds in the area near your private parts
• Having trouble swallowing
• Feeling bumps in your neck or armpits

There's no preparation required for tests that involve drawing blood. If you're being tested through PharmEasy, they will notify you beforehand. It might be helpful to jot down any questions you have in advance.

During the HIV I & II Test

Post-booking your HIV 1 & 2 test with PharmEasy a trained phlebotomist will be assigned to take a blood sample by either drawing blood from a vein or pricking your finger. If they need an oral fluid sample, they'll use a swab in your mouth. The whole process is quick, and you don't have to go to a lab or testing center to give your sample, just enjoy the process from the comfort of your home.

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