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Dengue IGG Test - Price, Purpose, Need, Procedure, & More

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This looks for IgG antibodies against dengue infection & helps support clinical decisions.

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Dengue IgG Antibodies, EIA (1)

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Test Criteria

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Who all are eligible for this test?

  • People who are at high risk of dengue fever include the elderly, kids, and pregnant women.
  • Dengue fever mostly doesn't show any symptoms, except mild fever with or without rashes.
  • Individuals who are in the recovery phase might develop new symptoms which are an indication of severe hemorrhagic fever, including sudden high fever, restlessness, nose bleeding, low B.P and platelet count, abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting.

Why take this test?

  • This test detects the more severe stage of dengue fever and these antibodies (IgG) persist in the body for a longer time and start appearing in the blood within 7 days of infection in a higher number than IgM antibodies.
  • The dengue virus IgG antibodies test reveals past and current types of dengue infection and the test result.

What are the benefits of this test?

  • The finding of these tests is very helpful in preventing the severe condition of dengue and also gives the data that the person has been infected with dengue fever for the first time or the second time in his/her life span.
  • It helps doctors prevent any future fatalities by giving emergency treatment before the dengue fever becomes life-threatening.

Q&A

Helps you know your test better

Q. What do you mean by IgG?

A. IgG is the most commonly found antibody in the blood. This antibody protects the body from viral and bacterial infections.

Q. What is the IgG test?

A. This is a dengue antibody test that indicates the occurrence of infection in the past months or weeks. You can seek the advice of the clinician in case of any query.

Q. What is the importance of dengue platelet count?

A. The normal range of platelet in a healthy individual is 150,000 and 250,000 per mL of blood. In the case of dengue fever, it falls below 100,000.

Q. What happens in case of low platelet count?

A. The body is unable to form clots. Also, the managing spread of infection becomes a challenging task. Hence, it is important to book a dengue test from Redcliffe Labs.

Table of Content

Introduction to Dengue IgG Test 

Dengue is a health issue that affects some areas and creates years of epidemic. India has seen a sudden rise in dengue cases, making it sixty-three thousand. North India contributes a majority of dengue cases. Dengue is a serious issue that can increase the infertility rate. If you have a fever that lasts for more than three weeks, it can be a sign of dengue fever. Clear the doubt by taking the dengue IgG test. 

Doctors recommend taking diagnostic tests from a trusted lab like Redcliffe Labs. Redcliffe Labs is India’s leading diagnostic lab, providing affordable, quality diagnostic tests. We also offer a home sample collection service to make it accessible to every Indian. The dengue IgG test price is INR 600. Take good care of your health by booking the test with us. 

Test Details in Brief 

Also known as Dengue IgG Elisa test, IgG Elisa test for dengue, dengue virus IgG test, dengue virus IgG antibody test, IgG antibody test, anti-dengue virus IgG test
Purpose  To check the presence of dengue IgG antibodies in your blood. 
Preparation  Practice yoga and meditation a day before the test to keep yourself stress-free. 
Fasting  The test needs no fasting. 
Gets reports within  15 Hours 
Cost  INR 600 

What is Dengue Fever and What Are Its Types?

A mosquito bite causes dengue fever. Ae. aegypti and albopictus are two major mosquitoes causing dengue. There are four types of dengue virus: DEN-1, DEN-2, DEN-3, and DEN-4. Severe and untreated dengue fever may affect organs like bone marrow and liver. 

Dengue IgG and IgM are the two main types of antibodies. Dengue IgM antibodies are acute infections that your doctor can detect between 3 to 7 days. 

Dengue IgG antibodies show past exposure to infection. People who have ever been infected with dengue can have dengue IgG antibodies. 

In several cases, people have dengue antibodies, including anti-NS1 and anti-E. 

What is the Purpose of the Dengue IgG Test? 

The dengue IgG test, also known as the immunoglobulin G test, is also popular. It is a screening test to detect dengue IgG antibodies in the blood and screens out primary and secondary dengue infection. 

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that dengue fever prevails in 100+ countries. The disease is spreading, where 75% of dengue cases are asymptomatic. A dengue IgG test can help detect these cases early and reduce the overall number of cases. 

What is the Dengue IgG Test Used For? 

A dengue IgG test checks for the presence of dengue IgG antibodies. However, a doctor can also perform the test on others. 

  1. It can check the reason for body pain, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and pain behind the eyes. These are also signs of dengue fever. 
  2. It can help diagnose, manage, and treat dengue infection. 
  3. It can determine recent or past dengue infection in the body. 
  4. Your doctor may recommend the dengue IgG test if you have recently traveled to any dengue-endemic area. 
  5. It can check for secondary dengue infection. 
  6. It can determine the post-vaccination response to dengue. 
  7. It can monitor the efficiency of treatment and dengue diagnosis.

What Does The Dengue IgG Test Measure? 

The dengue IgG test measures whether you have a present, past, or potential exposure to the dengue virus. Doctors from the test also differentiate between chikungunya and dengue infection. They use two major forms of testing, which are: 

  • Molecular or Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
  • Antibody Test 

The Dengue PCR test measures the genetic material of the dengue virus in your blood. The symptoms appear within the first week, which later helps determine the dengue type. CDC says molecular tests can detect dengue fever after 7 days of continuous prevalence of infection. An RT-PCR test can detect and differentiate between dengue, zika, and chikungunya virus. 

Antibody tests include dengue IgG and IgM tests. These help diagnose if your blood has dengue IgG or IgM antibodies. The first step in detecting the dengue virus is monitoring the presence of dengue IgM antibodies through the dengue IgM test. IgM antibodies remain in the body for 7 to 10 days. Because dengue IgG antibodies develop slowly, they usually rise after a long presence of antibodies in the body. The dengue IgG test diagnoses current or past exposure to dengue fever. 

Symptoms of the Dengue Fever

Dengue fever brings several signs, which range from mild to severe. These symptoms may last from 4 to 10 days. However, some people are asymptomatic (with no symptoms). During dengue fever, you can experience the following signs. 

Mild Symptoms: 

  1. Headache 
  2. High fever 
  3. Vomiting 
  4. Nausea 
  5. Rashes 
  6. Muscle and bone pain 
  7. Pain behind the eyes 

Severe Symptoms: 

  1. Excessive vomiting 
  2. Severe abdominal pain 
  3. Gum bleeding 
  4. Nose bleeding 
  5. Blood in stools (poop) 
  6. Bloody vomit 
  7. Excessive fatigue or tiredness 
  8. Difficulty in breathing 
  9. Wheezing 
  10. Shortness of breath 
  11. Bleeding under the skin leads to bruises 

Why Do You Need The Dengue IgG Test? 

If you experience ongoing dengue fever symptoms, you must take the dengue IgG test. Nonetheless, several other signs show the need for a dengue IgG test. 

  1. You need the dengue IgG test to detect the amount of IgG antibodies. 
  2. The test can find the presence of secondary dengue infections.
  3. If you have a high fever, 
  4. If you have returned from a dengue-affected city. 
  5. If you had a history of dengue fever. 
  6. If your doctor recommends the test after post-dengue recovery. 
  7. The test can help monitor the effectiveness of post-dengue vaccination. 

Preparation for The Dengue IgG Test

Dengue IgG antibodies show if your body has ever been infected with dengue. The dengue IgG test requires no special preparations. It is easy to perform and requires just your blood sample to locate the disease. After booking the dengue IgG test from Redcliffe Labs, our phlebotomists will visit your house to collect the sample. 

  1. Fasting: The test needs no fasting. However, consult your doctor with what suits you the best. 
  2. Hydration: A blood test may make your body weak, so it's better to keep your hydration level up to avoid such a condition. 
  3. Practice stress-management techniques. Dengue fever might stress your mind. To avoid stress, practice yoga, deep breathing exercises, and meditation a day before the sample collection. 
  4. Comfortable clothes—They extract blood from the veins, and wearing loose and comfortable clothes can help prevent any hindrance. 
  5. Avoid Consumption of Harmful Substances- Alcohol and tobacco are leading causes of health issues. Consuming them before the day of the dengue IgG test may affect the blood sample collection procedure. 

The Procedure for The Dengue IgG Test 

You can book the dengue IgG test from the Redcliffe Labs website or mobile app. We provide the dengue IgG test price at INR 600 with a home sample collection service, making our services affordable and accessible. If your doctor has suggested the IgG test, book it from Redcliffe Labs.

Our DMLT-certified phlebotomist follows a smooth testing procedure to collect and send blood samples for testing. 

  1. To begin with, they will ask you to sit in a comfortable position for sample collection. 
  2. If you wear a long-sleeve t-shirt, they will ask you to roll it up. 
  3. They will ask you to make a fist so that they can locate an appropriate vein.
  4. They will apply an adhesive band to make a clear impression and locate a vein. 
  5. They will clean the site with an alcoholic substance to prevent skin infection. 
  6. Once located, they will insert a sterile syringe into the vein to collect blood. 
  7. After collecting the required sample amount, they will transfer it to a test tube or container. 
  8. They will put a cotton ball on the punctured site to prevent blood loss. 
  9. Label the container with your details, like name, collection time, place, and date. 
  10. Transport the collected sample to the lab for testing. 
  11. You will receive your test reports within 15 hours. 

Risks Associated With The Dengue IgG Test 

The dengue IgG test has no or slight risk. After the test, you might experience: 

  • Slight pain 
  • Excessive blood loss 
  • Bruises 
  • Hematoma 
  • Weakness 
  • Dizziness 
  • Several punctured sites 

Understanding The Dengue IgG Test Results 

The Dengue IgG test helps you understand if you ever encountered a dengue infection. The dengue IgG test positive means the dengue IgG is present in your blood, including present or past infection. Our expert lab technicians undergo 50+ internal and external tests to provide accurate results. However, certain factors can affect the dengue IgG test results and bring false positives. These are: 

  • Testing duration 
  • Presence of dengue fever
  • Age 
  • Type of dengue fever 
  • Vaccination history 
  • Past infection with dengue 
  • Your immunity 
  • Test accuracy 

Table indicating Dengue IgG Antibodies Testing 

IgG Test Result  Interpretation 
Positive  Current/ past infection 
Negative  Current or too soon sample collection.
Sample taken between 2-4 weeks  Recent exposure to infection 

Normal range of Dengue IgG Antibody 

The normal range of dengue IgG antibodies is 1.64 IV or less for all ages and genders. Any number exceeding the range indicates a positive or the presence of a dengue IgG antibody in the blood. 

Dengue IgG Antibody Range  Interpretation 
I.64 IV or less Negative 
1.65-2.84 IV  Indeterminate 
2.85 IV or more  Positive 

What Are The Benefits of the Dengue IgG Test? 

There are many benefits of the dengue IgG test. These are: 

  1. The dengue IgG test helps detect infection early. 
  2. The test can help differentiate between the underlying symptoms and diagnose the right cause of infection.
  3. Your doctor can plan an effective treatment based on your test reports. 
  4. You can take early preventive measures to reduce the spread of dengue infection. 

Is There A Need For Follow-up? 

The dengue IgG test is enough to detect IgG antibodies in your blood. Despite that, some factors may lead to false positive test reports. Your doctor can recommend certain other tests to monitor your health. These tests provide help with apparent doubts and provide results and treatment accordingly. 

What Other Tests Can Your Doctor Recommend? 

Your doctor may recommend other tests such as: 

Dengue IgG Test Cost @ Redcliffe Labs 

Redcliffe Labs is a renowned diagnostic lab. Quality diagnostics are the right of every citizen. We offer 3600+ tests at an affordable and reasonable price. Our dengue IgG test price is INR 600, and our phlebotomist will visit your home to collect blood samples. Our lab technicians analyze IgG antibodies against dengue infection, which helps monitor and diagnose the underlying infection. 

Dengue igg test Price

Dengue IGG Test Price in Different Cities

City Name Discounted Price
Delhi ₹600
Noida ₹600
Mumbai ₹600
Bangalore ₹600
Kolkata ₹600
Pune ₹600
Lucknow ₹600
Ahmedabad ₹600
Hyderabad ₹600
Chennai ₹600
Gurgaon ₹600
Jaipur ₹600
Faridabad ₹600
Indore ₹600
Patna ₹600

Note: We also offer Dengue IGG Antibody Test PAN India. Please call the number 8988988787 to check the availability of our services in your area.

Book The Dengue IgG Test and Take Care of Your Health 

The dengue IgG test helps analyze the presence of IgG antibodies in your blood. It is important that you, too, understand the importance and results of the dengue IgG test. With proper testing and results, you can effectively care for yourself and the surrounding people. 

Dengue fever can spread from one to another, so taking the dengue IgG test is important to monitor if you have or have ever had a dengue infection. Book the dengue IgG test from Redcliffe Labs and care for your health. With early detection, timely diagnosis, and proper management, you can prevent and deal with its severe complications effectively. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Dengue IgG antibody test, and why is it done?
The dengue IgG test helps detect past or present dengue infection in your blood. It also looks at your immunity functioning to fight against infection.
    How is the Dengue IgG test different from the IgM test?
    IgG indicates past infection and long-term immunity, while IgM detects recent or active infections.
      What does a positive Dengue IgG result mean?
      A positive dengue IgG result means you have been exposed to dengue IgG antibodies or have had dengue fever.
        Can a Dengue IgG antibody test detect a current infection?
        Yes, the IgG test can detect current infection. However, your healthcare professional might recommend IgM for correct understanding.
          What is the normal range for Dengue IgG antibodies?
          The normal range of dengue IgG antibodies is 1.64 or less IV for all ages and genders.
            How long do Dengue IgG antibodies stay in the body?
            The dengue IgG antibodies can remain in your body for months to years after infection. However, in some people, it can stay for life.
              What should I do if my Dengue IgG test is positive?
              A positive result ‌ requires no immediate action, but consult a doctor for interpretation and guidance.
                How is a Dengue IgG test performed?
                To measure IgG antibody levels, a medical professional draws a blood sample from a vein, usually in the arm.
                  Is fasting required before taking a Dengue IgG antibody test?
                  You don't need to fast before a Dengue IgG antibody test.
                    Can past dengue infections affect future test results?
                    Yes, past infection shows the positive IgG test, reflecting dengue IgG antibodies' long-term presence.

                      Frequently Asked Questions

                      What is a Dengue IgG antibody test, and why is it done?
                      The dengue IgG test helps detect past or present dengue infection in your blood. It also looks at your immunity functioning to fight against infection.
                        How is the Dengue IgG test different from the IgM test?
                        IgG indicates past infection and long-term immunity, while IgM detects recent or active infections.
                          What does a positive Dengue IgG result mean?
                          A positive dengue IgG result means you have been exposed to dengue IgG antibodies or have had dengue fever.
                            Can a Dengue IgG antibody test detect a current infection?
                            Yes, the IgG test can detect current infection. However, your healthcare professional might recommend IgM for correct understanding.
                              What is the normal range for Dengue IgG antibodies?
                              The normal range of dengue IgG antibodies is 1.64 or less IV for all ages and genders.
                                How long do Dengue IgG antibodies stay in the body?
                                The dengue IgG antibodies can remain in your body for months to years after infection. However, in some people, it can stay for life.
                                  What should I do if my Dengue IgG test is positive?
                                  A positive result ‌ requires no immediate action, but consult a doctor for interpretation and guidance.
                                    How is a Dengue IgG test performed?
                                    To measure IgG antibody levels, a medical professional draws a blood sample from a vein, usually in the arm.
                                      Is fasting required before taking a Dengue IgG antibody test?
                                      You don't need to fast before a Dengue IgG antibody test.
                                        Can past dengue infections affect future test results?
                                        Yes, past infection shows the positive IgG test, reflecting dengue IgG antibodies' long-term presence.