Venereal Disease Research Laboratory (VDRL) Test In Gurgaon - Price & Details

The VDRL test should be done in the middle stages of the infection, as this is when the antibodies start to form. If the test is done before this, it can yield a false positive result. The most ideal time to do the test is between 21 days to 6 weeks.

You can do the VDRL test with PharmEasy Labs, or choose from 500 other tests. Services can be booked from any major town and city in India, as it covers an area of 2500 pincodes. You can stay home and get the tests done, without the need to visit any diagnostic centre. Reasonably priced, you can use the discounts and offers available. The labs are fully automated and barcoded, ensuring reliable test results. The reports are verified by pathologists and sent on the email address. Timely report generation is important as quick medical treatment can be taken if the reports are positive.

You will have to do the VDRL test if you have any of these health conditions. These conditions are:

• As a routine checkup during pregnancy
• If you have unprotected sex
• If there are more than one sexual partners

If the doctor notices any syphilis infection, or if you have had any history of gonorrhoea treatment, you will have to get a VDRL test done. These symptoms include:

• Wart-like lesions on the penis, vagina, mouth, or anus
• Formation of chancre, which are red round sores
• Red rashes on the body
• Fever
• Muscle pain
• Swelling in the lymph nodes
• Unexplained weight loss

You do not have to make any special preparation before the VDRL test. As there is no need to fast, the test can be done at any time during the day.

During the VDRL Test

Opt for the home sample collection service when booking the VDRL test. A phlebotomist will be assigned who will collect the blood sample from your home, at the date and time of your choosing. They use a vein finder tool to locate the suitable vein to use to draw blood from, along with sterilised needles and gloves that are disposed of after use. The process is hygienic and safe, adhering to all safety protocols. The blood is carefully stored in barcoded and sealed vials, kept in cooling containers, then transported to the lab for testing.