7 tests covering blood count & inflammation and infections - booked together, collected in one visit.
Includes
7 tests · 32 params
Health areas
2
Sample
Blood
Report in
24 hours
Dengue is tested with two complementary markers. NS1 antigen is most useful in the first five days of fever, while dengue IgM antibody becomes detectable from about day five. The blood count is essential because falling platelets and rising haematocrit signal the dangerous phase of dengue, and CRP shows the level of inflammation. This panel also screens hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV, which suits people who need a broader infection check along with a dengue test. If you are unwell, do not wait for a result before seeing a doctor.
A dengue panel with infection screening: dengue NS1 and IgM, CRP, hepatitis C, hepatitis B, HIV and a blood count.
The 7 tests are grouped into 2 health areas:
Blood count & inflammation 2 tests
Red cells, white cells and platelets, blood group, and general inflammation markers.
RBC count, haemoglobin, haematocrit, WBC count with differential (neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, basophils), platelet count, and red-cell indices (MCV, MCH, MCHC).
The level of C-reactive protein circulating in the blood, which rises within hours of an inflammatory trigger.
Infections 5 tests
Screens for common infections such as hepatitis, HIV, syphilis, dengue, malaria and typhoid.
The presence of antibodies against the Hepatitis C virus in the blood.
IgM antibodies against the dengue virus, which typically appear around day 4-5 of illness and fade over a few weeks to months.
Dengue NS1 Antigen is a blood test. Early dengue detection - positive from day 1 of fever.
The presence of Hepatitis B surface antigen, a protein found on the surface of the Hepatitis B virus.
The presence of antibodies against HIV-1 and HIV-2 in the blood.
Booked separately these tests cost ₹4,343 - save ₹1,494 with this package.
Designed for
Men & women
Age group
All ages
Purpose
Health screening
People with fever, severe body ache and headache during or after the monsoon, who also want a wider infection screen.
How often should you get it done?
Only during illness. Platelet counts are often repeated daily or on alternate days, as your doctor advises.
Not everyone needs every test. Whether this package suits you depends on your age, symptoms, family history and any ongoing treatment - your doctor can advise.
The package can provide information about:
A package gives individual results for each test - it does not diagnose disease by itself.
Book
Book this package online and pick a time slot, or call us and we'll book it for you.
Prepare
Follow the preparation above.
Collect
A trained phlebotomist collects all samples in one home visit - no extra charge.
Process
Each sample is processed in our laboratory and reviewed by a pathologist.
Report
Reports are shared on WhatsApp and email, usually within 24 hours.
Your report lists the result of each test separately, with its own unit and reference range. Values outside the range are highlighted.
There is no single overall "health score" - each result is read on its own and then together with the others. One out-of-range value is not a diagnosis, and a normal report does not guarantee you are completely healthy.
Share the report with your doctor, who will interpret it with your symptoms and history. Call us if you need help reading it.
Trusted public health sources for the information on this page:
This information is for general awareness and does not replace advice from your doctor.
Home collection at the same price (₹2,849) across these areas, with our lab in Malad West open 24×7.
Get this test along with other important checks - usually for less than booking them separately.
Viral Marker is a 3-test health package with 3 parameters, covering infections.
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NS1 is better in the first five days and IgM after that. A negative NS1 on day six or later does not exclude dengue, so the pair is used together.
A count falling below about 100,000 needs watching, and below 20,000 to 50,000 often needs hospital care. Your doctor decides based on symptoms.
No fasting is needed. If you are unwell, simply come as soon as you can.
