A fever that lasts more than a few days needs a cause. This panel screens for the common infections in India — dengue, typhoid and others — and tracks your blood counts and inflammation.
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For a fever lasting several days, a Complete Blood Count is the backbone test — it tracks platelets (important in dengue) and signs of infection. Depending on the timing and symptoms, dengue NS1, typhoid tests (Widal or Typhidot) and inflammatory markers like CRP are added.
Timing matters: dengue NS1 is most useful in the first week, while typhoid antibody tests are more reliable after a few days. Always follow your treating doctor's advice.
6 curated lab tests — your doctor decides which you actually need.
A CBC is essential, often with dengue NS1, a typhoid test (Widal/Typhidot) and CRP — chosen based on how long the fever has lasted and your symptoms.
The dengue NS1 antigen is most accurate in the first week of fever. Later in the illness, antibody (IgM/IgG) tests are added.
It tracks platelet count and haematocrit (key in dengue) and shows patterns that suggest bacterial or viral infection, guiding your doctor's care.
Medical disclaimer
This guide is for general awareness and does not replace medical advice. Symptoms can have many causes; which tests you need depends on your history. Always consult a registered medical practitioner to interpret results and decide on treatment.
