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

A VDRL test detects if your body has produced antibodies in response to syphilis. For proper diagnosis, a VDRL test is required. PharmEasy can help you get accurate results and procure a correct diagnosis for syphilis. You can access a range of lab test alternatives at reasonable pricing from PharmEasy Laboratories, a reputable laboratory service provider.

PharmEasy Laboratories guarantees all clients the best possible health outcomes and provides accurate test results. Customers can follow along with the testing procedure via the PharmEasy app, and the labs in Indore are kept up to date. In addition to maintaining transparency, this enables customers to decide what is best for their health promptly.

In Indore, a VDRL test at PharmEasy is typically available at around INR 249. The price may vary depending on factors such as the diagnostic centre and local pricing conditions. For better insights, you can compare VDRL test prices across major cities in India.

The VDRL test is prescribed to detect syphilis, neurosyphilis, and gonorrhea. The symptoms of these diseases are:

• Formation of chancre, while are red round sores on the genitals
• Lesions on the vagina/penis, or anus, that look like warts
• Red rashes on the body
• Red and sore lesions anywhere on the body
• Swollen lymph nodes
• Fever
• Sore throat
• Muscle ache
• Patchy hair fall
• Unexplained weight loss
• Swelling in the soft tissues

In addition to symptoms, the VDRL test is prescribed under these conditions:

• Homosexual men and women
• Routine check-in of pregnant women
• People with multiple sexual partners
• People who engage in unprotected sex
• People who have previously undergone treatment for gonorrhoea

No special preparations have to be made before the VDRL test. You do not have to fast before this test.

During the VDRL Test

Once the VDRL test has been booked with PharmEasy Labs, you do not have to do anything else. A phlebotomist will be assigned to you who will collect the blood sample from your specified location. To maintain hygiene, they use disposable needles and gloves. The phlebotomists also have a unique tool called a vein finder that enables them to discover the best vein in the forearm to draw blood from. The samples are stored in barcoded vials, kept in a cooling container, then safely transported to the lab for testing.

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.

VDRL negative

A VDRL negative test means you are healthy. It means blood samples do not contain any antibodies to T. palladium.

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Risks / Possible Complications

A VDRL test is a frequently prescribed blood test with a low risk of complications. If you encounter any of the following, we recommend seeking immediate medical attention:

• Persistent bleeding from the blood-drawing site
• Pain or swelling that doesn't go away

Limitations

• Test results may be influenced by machine or human errors
• There is a possibility of misinterpreting markers