CSF - Measles (Rubeola)-IgG antibodies, by EIA Test

This test:

• Measures measles-specific IgG antibodies in cerebrospinal fluid
• Indicates immunity against the measles virus
• Assesses your immunity to the measles and how effectively you are protected against it

• To check immunity against the measles virus
• Assess the effectiveness of measles vaccination
• Diagnose suspected cases of measles infection
• Monitor immune response in certain neurological conditions

The CSF - Measles (Rubeola) -IgG antibodies, by EIA test is recommended for:

• Individuals with suspected cases of measles with neurological symptoms
• Individuals with compromised immune systems
• Patients requiring assessment of immune response to measles vaccination or infection

Abnormal results could suggest inadequate immunity against measles or other underlying health conditions. Discuss results with your doctor for proper evaluation and guidance

• A sample of cerebrospinal fluid is collected via a lumbar puncture
• The procedure involves inserting a needle into your lower back, which may cause slight discomfort
• It is essential to remain still during the collection process for accurate results

• Your doctor may advise fasting or specific dietary restrictions
• Inform you doctor about any medications you are taking
• Follow other special instructions provided by your healthcare provider

• Serum IgG Measles Antibody Test: To measure IgG antibodies in blood against the measles virus
• Total Serum IgG Test: To determine overall levels of IgG in blood

Measles Virus IgG Antibody Test or Measles Antibodies in Cerebrospinal Fluid Test

Measles are highly contagious viral infection that primarily affects children and can cause symptoms like fever, rash, cough, and respiratory issues. Proper vaccination against measles is crucial for prevention and control of this infectious disease.