HIV I And II Test in Jabalpur - Price & Details

If you opt to get the HIV I and II test in Jabalpur with PharmEasy Labs, you get a lot of benefits and advantages. The tests are very reasonably priced so that everyone can get them done, without any financial strain. The home sample collection makes it easy to get the test done from the comfort of your home without travelling to any diagnostic centre.

There are more than 500 tests to choose from, spread across an area of more than 2500 pincodes. The reports are accurate as they are analysed on fully automated machines that have advanced technology. A medical practitioner also verified the reports once they are ready, and then it is sent on the registered email address.

The HIV I and II test is comprehensive, as it includes the following tests:

• HIV I and II antibody test: Once the body is infected with the HIV virus, it starts to produce the antibodies in 2 to 8 weeks after exposure. This test detects antibodies in the blood.
• HIV I and II antigen and antibody test: The antibody and antigen test is a dual test. Once there is a HIV infection, the body will have the p24 antigen present. The antigen and antibody test will first check for antigens then for antibodies.
• Nucleic Acid Test: NAT test is done to check the blood for the HIV RNA, which is the primary genetic material found in the virus.

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 sterilised disposable needles and gloves, and a vein finder device to draw the blood. The samples are then sent to the laboratory for testing purposes.