Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg), Quantitative Test

12993100

Includes 1 Parameter

58% off for a limited period

FastingNot Required
Get reports in36 hrs

What is it for ?

It measures HBsAg levels in the blood to help diagnose or monitor HBV infection & treatment.

Also known as: Hepatitis B Viral Load

Sample Type

Blood

test Instructions

  • Age Group: 5+ Years

Benefits

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Included Tests

Package includes following parameters

Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg), Quantitative (1)

  • Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg), Quantitative

Test Criteria

Helps you know your test better

Who should take the Hepatitis B Surface Antigen Test?

  • Individuals who have been exposed to the Hepatitis B virus or are at higher risk of getting infected should take the Hepatitis B Surface Antigen Test.

Why take the Hepatitis B Surface Antigen Test?

  • Your healthcare practitioner may ask you to take the Hepatitis B Surface Antigen Test to diagnose or monitor a current or past Hepatitis B virus infection.

What are the benefits of the Hepatitis B Surface Antigen Test?

  • The test allows early detection of the hepatitis B virus, leading to prompt treatment to prevent transmission to others and avoid complications. Additionally, it checks the infection progression & assesses the effectiveness of the treatment.

Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) Quantitative Test

Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg), Quantitative Test helps with the early detection of HBV infection. When a person is suspected of having a hepatitis infection or has a high risk of getting infected due to certain lifestyle factors, doctors may suggest a Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg), Quantitative Test. The HBsAg Test helps measure HBsAg levels in the blood to detect the infection and check the severity of the disease & efficacy of the treatment.

If HBsAg levels are high, it indicates an active HBV infection & low levels indicate the previous infection. Getting tested in time can help diagnose the problem early and give you enough time to act upon it. So, pay attention to the significance of getting tested in time. And for reliable diagnostic services, Redcliffe Labs is the best omnichannel Pan India diagnostic service provider that you can choose to book Hepatitis B Surface Antigen Test .

Test Details:

Name Of The Test Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) Quantitative Test
Sample Type Blood
Number Of Tests 1
Actual Test Price Rs 3100
Discounted Test Price Rs 1800
Home Sample Collection Available
Additional Cost For Home Sample Collection Nil
Fasting Before Test No fasting required
Get Reports Within 2 Days

The HBsAg Quantitative Test helps diagnose, monitor & manage HBV infection to help you take charge of your condition.

Reasons To Choose Redcliffe Labs:

  • Home sample collection
  • Reports are according to NABL & ISO guidelines
  • Precise sample collection and processing, following defined industry standards
  • Accurate & smart test reports
  • A comprehensive range of tests at competitive rates

So, reach Redcliffe Labs for a reliable and reasonable HBsAg Quantitative Test . Book now!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HBsAg Quantitative Test?
The HBsAg Quantitative Test looks for the amount of HBsAg in the blood to detect hepatitis B disease, check the severity of the infection, and monitor the effectiveness of treatment.
    What is HBsAg Quantitative Test Price?
    With Redcliffe Labs, HBsAg Quantitative Test Price is just Rs 1500. You can get tested with us with minimal hassle from the comfort of your home.
      What do the test results mean?
      If the test results are positive, it indicates that the person is infected with hepatitis B. The higher the HBsAg levels, the more severe the infection. On the contrary, a negative HBsAg test result means no infection.
        Are there any risks of the HBsAg test?
        Since it is a simple blood test, no significant risks of the HBsAg Test are associated. However, it is common for one to experience some pain, bruising, or bleeding at the punctured site.
          What is the normal range of HBsAg?
          Levels under 5 mIU are considered negative or non-reactive, indicating no virus is found. The levels between 5 & 12 mIU are considered indeterminate and require test repetition. And if the levels exceed the 12 mIU, it is considered positive & indicates the presence of hepatitis B virus in the body.
            What is the normal HBV viral Load?
            The normal value for HBV Viral Load is below 20 IU/mL, often low or undetectable. However, the interpretation may vary from lab to lab and specific assay used.
              Can HBsAg be cured?
              While there is no possible cure for chronic hepatitis B infection, timely medical intervention can help manage the symptoms, slow down the progress of the infection & reduce the complications associated to a possible extent.
                Can HBsAg-positive become negative?
                There is a very slight & rare possibility that some carriers eventually become negative due to the production of Anti-HbsAg or indicating resolved HBsAg infection. However, it is rare.

                  58% off for a limited period

                  Frequently Asked Questions

                  What is the HBsAg Quantitative Test?
                  The HBsAg Quantitative Test looks for the amount of HBsAg in the blood to detect hepatitis B disease, check the severity of the infection, and monitor the effectiveness of treatment.
                    What is HBsAg Quantitative Test Price?
                    With Redcliffe Labs, HBsAg Quantitative Test Price is just Rs 1500. You can get tested with us with minimal hassle from the comfort of your home.
                      What do the test results mean?
                      If the test results are positive, it indicates that the person is infected with hepatitis B. The higher the HBsAg levels, the more severe the infection. On the contrary, a negative HBsAg test result means no infection.
                        Are there any risks of the HBsAg test?
                        Since it is a simple blood test, no significant risks of the HBsAg Test are associated. However, it is common for one to experience some pain, bruising, or bleeding at the punctured site.
                          What is the normal range of HBsAg?
                          Levels under 5 mIU are considered negative or non-reactive, indicating no virus is found. The levels between 5 & 12 mIU are considered indeterminate and require test repetition. And if the levels exceed the 12 mIU, it is considered positive & indicates the presence of hepatitis B virus in the body.
                            What is the normal HBV viral Load?
                            The normal value for HBV Viral Load is below 20 IU/mL, often low or undetectable. However, the interpretation may vary from lab to lab and specific assay used.
                              Can HBsAg be cured?
                              While there is no possible cure for chronic hepatitis B infection, timely medical intervention can help manage the symptoms, slow down the progress of the infection & reduce the complications associated to a possible extent.
                                Can HBsAg-positive become negative?
                                There is a very slight & rare possibility that some carriers eventually become negative due to the production of Anti-HbsAg or indicating resolved HBsAg infection. However, it is rare.