Avail Serology Test with Best Cost in Kolkata – Accuhealth Diagnostics

Antibody serology tests check for the presence of antibodies or level of specific antibodies in the blood. Proteins made by your immune system are called antibodies. Your body makes this protein to fight foreign substances. These substances are often pathogens or disease-causing germs such as viruses and bacteria. When you have an infection, your body makes antibodies that are targeted to those pathogens. These antibodies may help you protect from getting one more infection. They may also protect you from getting severe symptoms. A vaccine can also provide protection by triggering your immune system to make antibodies to pathogens.

An antibody serology test can confirm if your immune system can fight off certain diseases.

Serology blood test cost in Kolkata varies from location to location. Cost of a serology test in Kolkata is around Rs. 2200.

Serology Blood Test at Affordable Price with AccuHealth

At AccuHealth Diagnostics, the price of a serology blood test is quite affordable. Given below are the price of serology tests in our three centers:

AccuHealth has state-of-the art labs, experienced technicians, hygienic labs. We are renowned for our report accuracy and timely delivery of reports. We deliver reports through:

• SMS
• In-person report at lab
• Our website
• Doorstep reports

Price of serology tests and all other tests at AccuHealth are very much affordable. We also offer a home collection services facility.

What is a Serology Test used for?

Antibody serology tests are used to detect antibodies that are specific to certain diseases. These include:

• COVID-19
• Measles and mumps
• Varicella zoster virus causing diseases like chickenpox and shingles
• Hepatitis
• Mononucleosis

The tests may also be used to check for certain antibodies causing an autoimmune disease. Autoimmune diseases cause your immune system to attack your own tissues, cells, and/or organs by mistake.

Why do you need an antibody serology test?

You may need this test:

• To find out if you’ve had a recent infection or if you had an infection in the past.
• To check your vaccination status. You may need this test to find out if you’ve been vaccinated If your medical records are incomplete.
• To find out the effectiveness of a vaccine. The test can show if your vaccine is providing enough protection if you’ve already been vaccinated against a disease.
• As a part of your recruiting process. Some organizations may require proof of past infection or proof of past vaccination.
• To find out if you have an autoimmune disease like lupus.