HIV ELISA Test
Assessment for HIV Infection
This HIV ELISA (Enzyme-Linked Insusorbent Assay) Test is a highly sensitive and accurate blood test that can detect antibodies to the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). The test plays an important function in identifying HIV infection and, if left untreated it can lead to Acquired Immunodeficiency Symptom (AIDS). A prompt diagnosis via this test HIV ELISA Test can facilitate rapid medical intervention and treatment which improves the health of those suffering from HIV. This diagnostic tool plays a crucial role in identifying populations at risk, establishing the right treatment plan as well as to stop spreading the disease via the prompt identification of people who are infected.
When is the HIV ELISA Test Prescribed?
The HIV ELISA Test is prescribed in many clinical scenarios which include:
- Routine screening : A part of regular health check-ups for people at risk, or as a preventative measure.
- Symptomatic Patients : For those who exhibit symptoms of HIV or AIDS, including an unaddressed loss of weight as well as chronic diarrhea and chronic fevers.
- High-Risk Exposure : Following potential exposure to HIV like sexual contact that is not protected sharing needles, work-related exposure in health care settings.
A pre-surgery evaluation will ensure the patient’s security and proper medical treatment during surgical procedures.
Preparation for the HIV ELISA Test
The preparation to take preparation for the HIV ELISA Test generally involves no fasting as it is not required to pass this test. It is crucial to report any supplements or medications you take to your physician since they could alter the results of the test. Counseling prior to the test is usually given to clarify the process and the implications of the test results, as well as the available support regardless of the results.
Parameters Considered During HIV ELISA Test
This HIV ELISA Test examines the existence of HIV antibodies that are created as a result of HIV infection. A positive test indicates that there are HIV antibodies, which suggests that there is an HIV infection. The positive results are typically followed by confirmation tests such as Western Blot or PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) to validate the results. These parameters are essential for determining HIV disease and for providing guidance for further medical evaluation and treatment.
Time Required for HIV ELISA Test Report
This HIV ELISA Test is a fast procedure. After taking the blood sample, results can be obtained within a couple of hours to several days, based on the processing time of the laboratory. The rapid reporting allows for prompt diagnosis and prompt initiation of medical treatment that is appropriate.
HIV ELISA Test Price
The test is offered at Chirayu Super Speciality Hospital, the HIV ELISA Test is priced at Rs550. This is an affordable and easy alternative for vital diagnostic testing.
Book an Appointment for HIV ELISA Test
Scheduling an appointment for the HIV ELISA Test at Chirayu Supe rSpeciality Hospital is easy and easy. You can book your test online on our website or call our staff to get assistance, which will ensure an easy process for patients who require the diagnostic test.
What Our Patients Say
Hear from our valued patients about their experiences at Chirayu Super Speciality Hospital and how our care has made a positive impact on their health and well-being.
Comprehensive care and clear communication during my HIV ELISA Test.
Quick turnaround time for HIV test results, allowing timely follow-up.
Affordable HIV testing with excellent service and care.
Thorough pre-test counseling provided clear information and support.
Highly recommend Chirayu Hospital for their reliable HIV diagnostic services.
Professional staff ensured a comfortable and respectful testing process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here, we provide answers to some of the most commonly asked questions to help you better understand our services, policies, and facilities. If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
The test detects antibodies against HIV, indicating a possible infection.
No, fasting is not required.
The test can typically detect HIV antibodies within 2-12 weeks after exposure.
A positive result will be followed by confirmatory tests to validate the diagnosis.
Yes, test results are confidential and shared only with you and your healthcare provider.