Fever Profile Advance in Faridabad

The package includes 51 parameters across 8 profiles — Complete Hemogram (CBC+ESR with 26 parameters), Widal Test (Slide and Tube), Liver Function Test Extended, Complete Urine Examination (19 parameters), Typhidot IgG & IgM Rapid Card, Malarial Antigen Detection (Plasmodium vivax & falciparum), C-Reactive Protein (CRP Quantitative), and Dengue Profile (NS1, IgG, IgM).

The package starts at ₹2200 in Faridabad. Pricing may vary across our NABL-certified partner labs — the current price for each lab is shown on the package page.

Choose the Advance panel if your fever has lasted more than 5 days, if dengue is suspected based on symptoms (severe headache, body ache, rash, eye pain), if you have already been on antibiotics without improvement, or if you have additional symptoms like jaundice, abdominal pain, or significantly reduced urine output.

Dengue NS1 antigen test is most accurate during the first 5 days of fever — its sensitivity drops after that. The package combines NS1 with IgG and IgM antibody markers, which catch later-stage and past dengue infections. Together, these three markers provide reliable dengue diagnosis across different phases of the illness.

Typhidot is a more sensitive test for typhoid that detects IgG and IgM antibodies against Salmonella typhi-specific antigens. It is more reliable than Widal in early infection and in patients who have already received some antibiotic treatment. The Advance panel includes both tests for cross-confirmation.

No. The package covers the most common fever causes in India — dengue, typhoid, malaria, urinary tract infection, and bacterial inflammation (via CRP). Rare causes like leptospirosis, scrub typhus, or chikungunya require separate specific tests not included in this panel.

CRP (C-Reactive Protein) Quantitative measures the level of inflammation in the body. It rises within hours of bacterial infection and is useful for two reasons — it helps distinguish bacterial fever (high CRP) from most viral fevers (lower CRP), and it tracks how inflammation is responding to treatment.

No. The Fever Profile Advance does not require fasting. You can eat and drink normally before sample collection.

Reports are typically delivered within 12 hours by partner labs. Reports are sent digitally so you can share them with your doctor immediately.

Yes. Free home sample collection is available across Faridabad, subject to pincode serviceability. A trained phlebotomist visits your address at your selected time slot with sterile kits and a temperature-controlled transport bag.

Yes. The phlebotomist can collect blood from a patient who is lying down. For the urine sample, midstream collection is required — if the patient is too unwell, mention this when booking and the lab can advise on alternatives.

Yes. Partner labs on HealthVas are NABL-accredited. Many additionally hold ISO, NABH, and CAP — particularly relevant for serological tests like Dengue NS1 and Typhidot, which require strict procedural standardisation. Specific certifications are shown on the package page.

No. You can book this package directly on HealthVas without a prescription. However, the report should be reviewed by a qualified physician — fever diagnosis depends on clinical context as well as test results.

Blood and urine. The blood sample is collected by the phlebotomist during home collection. A sterile container will be provided for the urine sample with collection instructions.

The Basic panel covers 27 parameters in 3 profiles (CBC, Widal, Malaria) at ₹500–₹700 depending on city. The Advance panel covers 51 parameters in 8 profiles, adding Dengue (NS1, IgG, IgM), Typhidot, CRP Quantitative, Liver Function Test, and Complete Urine Examination. Choose Advance for prolonged or complex fever; Basic for early-stage straightforward cases.

Yes. The Fever Profile Advance is available in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad, and Greater Noida on HealthVas at ₹2200 each.

Yes. Reports are delivered digitally via WhatsApp and email. Hard copies can be requested from the lab if needed.