Digoxin

The Digoxin test measures the level of digoxin, a cardiac glycoside, in the blood to ensure therapeutic effectiveness and prevent toxicity. Digoxin is commonly prescribed for heart failure and certain types of arrhythmias, such as atrial fibrillation. Monitoring is essential because its therapeutic window is narrow—too low a level may be ineffective, while too high can cause symptoms like nausea, dizziness, visual changes, and cardiac arrhythmias. The test is usually performed a few hours after the last dose to obtain accurate levels. Results guide dose adjustments and safe management of patients on digoxin therapy.Reports On : With 12 HoursSample Type : BloodFasting : Not Required Click Here To Book A Test

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Dengue NS1 antigen detection

The Dengue NS1 Antigen Detection test is a rapid diagnostic tool used to detect the presence of the non-structural protein 1 (NS1) of the dengue virus in the blood during the early phase of infection. NS1 is secreted by infected cells and can be detected from the first day of fever up to day 9. This test allows for early diagnosis, helping clinicians initiate timely supportive care and monitor for complications such as dengue hemorrhagic fever or dengue shock syndrome. It is highly specific, sensitive, and provides quick results, aiding public health surveillance and outbreak management.Reports On : With 90 MinuteSample Type : BloodFasting : Not Required Click Here To Book A Test

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Dengue IgM antibody by ELISA

The Dengue IgM Antibody by ELISA test is a sensitive immunoassay used to detect IgM antibodies specific to the Dengue virus in human serum. IgM antibodies are typically produced during the early phase of infection, making this test valuable for diagnosing recent or acute Dengue infections. The enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) method involves binding patient antibodies to Dengue antigens coated on a microplate, followed by detection using enzyme-labeled secondary antibodies and a colorimetric substrate. A positive result indicates recent exposure to the Dengue virus, while a negative result suggests no current or recent infection. This test aids clinicians in timely diagnosis and management of Dengue fever, supporting decisions for monitoring, hospitalization, and treatment. It is particularly useful in endemic regions…

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