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Dengue IgG Test
Blood Test
For Male, Female
NABL Certified
Dengue IgG tests are primarily used to help diagnose a current or recent infection. They detect two different classes of antibodies produced by the body in response to a dengue fever infection, IgG and IgM. Diagnosis may require a combination of thes...
Fasting is not required for this test.
About This Test
Dengue IgG tests are primarily used to help diagnose a current or recent infection. They detect two different classes of antibodies produced by the body in response to a dengue fever infection, IgG and IgM. Diagnosis may require a combination of these tests because the body's immune system produces varying levels of antibodies over the course of the illness. IgM antibodies are produced first and tests for these are most effective when performed at least 7-10 days after exposure. Levels in the blood rise for a few weeks, then gradually decrease. After a few months, IgM antibodies fall below detectable levels. IgG antibodies are produced more slowly in response to an infection. Typically, the level rises with an acute infection, stabilizes, and then persists long-term. If the IgG is positive but the IgM is low or negative, then it is likely that the person had an infection sometime in the past. If the dengue IgG antibody titer increases four-fold or greater between an initial sample and one taken 2 to 4 weeks later, then it is likely that a person has had a recent infection.
Dengue IgG
Dengue
Fever, headache, severe joint or muscle pain, nausea, vomiting, skin rash, mild bleeding
Dengue IgG Test
✅ Free home sample collection in all cities
✅ NABL & NABH certified lab partners
✅ Full refund if cancelled before sample collection
✅ Reports delivered on WhatsApp & Email
Why You Need Dengue IgG Test
The Dengue IgG Test is a blood test test designed for male & female aged All Ages. It helps in early detection and monitoring of health conditions. Book from NABL-certified labs.
What This Test Measures
Dengue IgG tests are primarily used to help diagnose a current or recent infection. They detect two different classes of antibodies produced by the body in response to a dengue fever infection, IgG and IgM. Diagnosis may require a combination of these tests because the body's immune system produces varying levels of antibodies over the course of the illness. IgM antibodies are produced first and tests for these are most effective when performed at least 7-10 days after exposure. Levels in the blood rise for a few weeks, then gradually decrease. After a few months, IgM antibodies fall below detectable levels. IgG antibodies are produced more slowly in response to an infection. Typically, the level rises with an acute infection, stabilizes, and then persists long-term. If the IgG is positive but the IgM is low or negative, then it is likely that the person had an infection sometime in the past. If the dengue IgG antibody titer increases four-fold or greater between an initial sample and one taken 2 to 4 weeks later, then it is likely that a person has had a recent infection.
Conditions Detected
Dengue
When Should You Get This Test?
Fever, headache, severe joint or muscle pain, nausea, vomiting, skin rash, mild bleeding
How It Works — Simple 3-Step Process
Step 1: Choose your preferred NABL-certified lab and select your appointment date.
Step 2: A trained phlebotomist visits your home at your chosen time for sample collection — completely free.
Step 3: Receive your detailed digital reports within 1 Day on WhatsApp and email.
Medically Reviewed & Clinically Validated
This test follows ICMR (Indian Council of Medical Research) guidelines for diagnostic testing in adults aged All Ages. All tests are conducted at NABL and NABH accredited laboratories with internationally calibrated equipment.
Medically reviewed by the PrognoHealth Clinical Advisory Team
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Dengue IgG Test.
What is Dengue IgG Test?
Dengue IgG tests are primarily used to help diagnose a current or recent infection. They detect two different classes of antibodies produced by the body in response to a dengue fever infection, IgG and IgM. Diagnosis may require a combination of these tests because the body's immune system produces varying levels of antibodies over the course of the illness. IgM antibodies are produced first and tests for these are most effective when performed at least 7-10 days after exposure. Levels in the blood rise for a few weeks, then gradually decrease. After a few months, IgM antibodies fall below detectable levels. IgG antibodies are produced more slowly in response to an infection. Typically, the level rises with an acute infection, stabilizes, and then persists long-term. If the IgG is positive but the IgM is low or negative, then it is likely that the person had an infection sometime in the past. If the dengue IgG antibody titer increases four-fold or greater between an initial sample and one taken 2 to 4 weeks later, then it is likely that a person has had a recent infection.
Is home sample collection available for this test?
Yes, free home sample collection is available in all supported cities. A trained phlebotomist will visit your home at your preferred time to collect samples.
Do I need to fast before this test?
Not Required. Please follow any instructions given at the time of booking.
How long does it take to get the reports?
Digital reports are delivered within 1 Day of sample collection via WhatsApp and email.
Can I cancel my booking and get a refund?
Yes, a full refund is provided if cancelled before sample collection. Once sample collection has been initiated, cancellation and refund are not possible. Contact PrognoHealth support at +91 9510650660 for assistance.
Easy Refund Policy
Cost free sample pickup from Home or Office.
Cancel before collection — full refund within 24 hours.
Reschedule appointment — no charges levied.
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