DNA (Double Strand) AntibodyNcX DNASerum - DS DNA CTX Test in Kolkata

What Does an Anti-dsDNA Test Measure in Kolkata?

The test measures the level of anti-dsDNA antibodies in your blood. These antibodies help your doctor:

• Confirm a diagnosis of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE).
• Detect lupus-related kidney involvement (lupus nephritis).
• Assess disease severity and monitor flare-ups.
• Differentiate lupus from other autoimmune disorders.
• Evaluate treatment response over time.

Anti-dsDNA Test: Who Needs It and Why It’s Done

Who Should Get a Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test?

• Symptoms such as persistent fatigue, joint pain, or a butterfly-shaped rash on your face.
• A positive ANA test and need confirmation of lupus.
• Swelling or inflammation that may indicate kidney involvement.
• An existing lupus diagnosis that requires disease activity monitoring.

It is also advised for patients under lupus treatment to track therapy effectiveness and identify early signs of disease flare-up.

Importance of Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test

The anti-double stranded DNA test is one of the most specific blood tests for lupus. High antibody levels often indicate an active phase of lupus or complications such as lupus nephritis, which can damage the kidneys if untreated.

Monitoring these levels regularly helps doctors adjust treatment plans early, prevent flare-ups, and manage disease progression effectively.

Anti-dsDNA Test Booking & Reports – Metropolis Healthcare

How to Book a Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test?

1. Easy Online Booking
   Visit the Metropolis Healthcare website or app to book your test at a nearby lab or schedule home collection.
2. Safe and Convenient Sample Collection
   A trained phlebotomist collects your blood sample safely and hygienically in a gel vacutainer.
3. Accurate Laboratory Testing
   The sample is analysed at NABL & CAP accredited Metropolis laboratories using the Enzyme Immunoassay (EIA) method.
4. Fast and Reliable Results
   Reports are delivered on the same day and can be accessed online or through email and WhatsApp.

In how much time will I get Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test report?

Reports are typically available the same day after the sample reaches the laboratory.
Note: Reporting time may vary depending on location.

Where can I see or get Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test results?

You can easily view or download your results from the Metropolis Healthcare website, mobile app, or receive them via email or WhatsApp. Printed copies are available at your nearest Metropolis Healthcare laboratory.

Is Home Sample Collection for Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test Available Near You?

Yes. Metropolis Healthcare offers home sample collection for the anti-double stranded DNA test in Kolkata. This service ensures convenient and safe sample collection from the comfort of your home.

Guide to Interpreting Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test Results

What Your Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test Results May Indicate

What Preparations Are Needed for an Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test?

This test requires minimal preparation:

• No fasting is needed before the test.
• Inform your doctor about any ongoing medication or autoimmune disorders.
• Provide complete clinical history before sample collection.
• Drink water normally before your test.

Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test Price in Different Cities

The cost of a Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test may vary depending on your location. Here's a table showing the approximate price range for the Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test at Metropolis Healthcare in major Indian cities:

The Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test cost may vary depending on the city and the specific tests included in the panel. However, Metropolis Healthcare offers competitive Anti-Double Stranded DNA Test prices across major cities in India.

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