HIV I And II Test In Raipur - Price & Details

While there are different kinds of HIV, HIV I and II are most common. Book the test with PharmEasy Labs, and get the following checked:

• HIV I and II antibody test: After exposure and infection to HIV, the body will make antibodies after 2 to 8 weeks. The HIV I and II test checks for these antibodies
• HIV I and II antigen and antibody test: This test first checks if there is p24 antigen present in the body, then checks the blood for antibodies
• NAT: The nucleic acid test checks for HIV RNA, which is the main genetic material found in HIV

When it comes to doing diagnostic tests, choose PharmEasy Labs. You will not only get accurate test results, but you will also pay much less, as the tests are extremely affordable. You can avail many benefits like the in-home sample collection, in which the phlebotomist will collect the blood sample from your house. You can also choose the date and time according to your convenience, as there are many time slots available.

You can get the tests done from any part of the country as services are offered in more than 2500 pincodes. The turnaround time for report generation is very quick, so you can get treated at the earliest.

If you show symptoms of a HIV infection, you should do the HIV I and II test. These symptoms are:

• Oral thrush
• Groin sores
• Swelling in the lymph nodes
• Vomiting
• Nausea
• Fatigue

If the doctor thinks that you are at risk of developing HIV, they will prescribe this test to you. The risk factors are:

• Having multiple sexual partners
• Sharing needles or syringes while injecting drugs
• A sexually transmitted disease
• Infected blood transfusion
• If the mother is HIV positive, kids are at risk
• If one partner is HIV positive, the other partner is at risk

If you are trying to get pregnant, or are pregnant already, you should get the HIV test done. Bisexual or gay men will also have to do the HIV test.

No special preparations have to be made before the HIV I and II test.

During the HIV I and II Test

A phlebotomist will come to your home to collect the blood sample, at the date and time of your choosing. The blood is drawn in a hygienic and sanitary manner, following all safety protocols. The vein finder helps to locate the vein in the forearm to draw the blood from, the area is cleaned with ethanol, and using sterilised disposable needles and gloves, the sample is collected. The blood is stored in barcoded vials, kept in cooling containers, then transported to the lab for testing.