Fever Panel Advance

The Fever Panel Advance Test is used to evaluate common causes of fever and infection-related complications. This panel helps to: • Detect early dengue fever infection • Identify malaria infections • Screen for typhoid fever through IgG/IgM antibody detection • Assess inflammation using ESR and quantitative CRP • Evaluate blood count abnormalities related to infection • Detect urinary tract infections or urinary abnormalities • Monitor platelet counts and immune response • Assess liver involvement through AST/ALT ratio • Support early diagnosis and treatment decisions This fever checkup package provides a broad multi-system assessment in patients with fever and suspected infectious illness.

Symptoms Suggesting Infectious or Inflammatory Fever This fever test may be recommended if you experience: • Persistent fever • Severe body aches • Chills or sweating • Weakness or fatigue • Headache • Abdominal discomfort • Nausea or vomiting • Burning urination or urinary symptoms

High-risk Groups

• Individuals living in areas where typhoid, malaria or dengue are common • People exposed to unsafe food or drinking water • Children and elderly individuals • Individuals with recurrent or unexplained fever • Patients with suspected inflammatory or systemic infections • Travelers returning from endemic regions

When Advised by a Doctor

Doctors may recommend this fever blood test when: • Typhoid, dengue or malaria infection is suspected • Fever persists without a clear diagnosis • Inflammation severity assessment is needed • Liver or urinary involvement requires evaluation  

The Fever Panel Advance combines multiple tests, and interpretation depends on the complete clinical picture. Result Interpretation

Results	What It Means?
Positive Dengue NS1 Antigen	Suggests early active Dengue Fever infection
Positive Malaria Antigen Test	Indicates infection with Plasmodium vivax or Plasmodium falciparum
Positive Salmonella typhi IgG/IgM Antibodies	May indicate current or recent exposure to typhoid infection. Results should be interpreted along with symptoms and clinical findings.
CBC Abnormalities	May show altered white blood cells, low platelet count, or anemia
Elevated ESR or CRP	Suggests active inflammation or infection
Urine Abnormalities	May indicate urinary tract infection or kidney-related abnormalities
Abnormal AST/ALT Ratio	May suggest liver stress or infection-related liver involvement

Important Considerations • This fever test is a screening and supportive diagnostic tool • Results should always be interpreted along with symptoms and clinical findings by a qualified medical practitioner. • Additional confirmatory tests may sometimes be required • Early evaluation helps improve diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment outcomes As followed in routine clinical practice, fever test packages provide a rapid and comprehensive assessment of common infectious and inflammatory causes of fever.

When discussing your fever profile test results, consider asking: • Do my results suggest dengue, malaria, or typhoid infection? • Are my platelet counts or inflammatory markers abnormal? • Is my liver affected? • Do I need additional tests or repeat testing? • Should I be monitored at home or hospitalized? • What is the treatment? • How long may recovery take? • What precautions should I follow during recovery?

Fever Panel Advance Test is priced at 1399 only. But the cost of the test panel may differ for other cities/states in India.

Location	Price
Fever Panel Advance Test Price in Mumbai	?1399
Fever Panel Advance Test Price in Navi Mumbai	?1399
Fever Panel Advance Test Price in Thane	?1399
Fever Panel Advance Test Price in Vashi	?1399