Confidential Serology Testing in Vijayanagar, Bangalore
If you’re searching for a reliable serology test in Bangalore, Padmashree Diagnostics runs the full panel in-house, right in Vijayanagar. Serology tests detect the presence of antibodies and antigens your body makes when it fights an infection. That’s why doctors rely on them so often – they help diagnose viral infections like Dengue, Chikungunya, HIV, Hepatitis B,Hepatitis C, Rubella and bacterial infections like typhoid, syphilis, and other autoimmune health conditions.
Our full serology diagnostic testing menu runs on a high-volume analyser that processes over 900 tests an hour. There’s no manual aliquoting, so samples get less handling – and there’s less room for error.
We barcode-track every sample from the moment we collect it. Results move straight from the instrument into our Laboratory Information Management (LIM) system. This cuts out manual transcription entirely. That matters most on time-critical panels where a doctor needs diagnosis that helps to start the treatment.
Serology Tests We Offer
Our test menu includes what physicians, gynecologists, infectious disease specialists and rheumatologists across Bangalore order most often. It ranges from acute high fever work-ups to chronic viral and autoimmune screening.
| Dengue NS1 Antigen / IgM / IgG (ELFA / Rapid Immunochromatographic method) | Dengue virus NS1 antigen and IgM/IgG antibody response | Fever with suspected dengue, especially during monsoon season |
| HIV (ECLIA / ELFA / Rapid Immunochromatographic method) | HIV-1/HIV-2 antibodies and P24 antigen. | HIV Screening, pre-surgical work-up, pre-pregnancy and pregnancy checkup with confidential testing |
| Hepatitis B & C Markers (HBsAg, Anti-HCV) (ECLIA / ELFA / Rapid Immunochromatographic method) | Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), Hepatitis B antibodies, Hepatitis C antibodies | Liver disease work-up, blood donation screening, pre-pregnancy and pregnancy checkup, pre-employment |
| ANA (Antinuclear Antibody) | Autoantibodies associated with autoimmune disease | Suspected systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and connective tissue disorders |
| ANCA | Autoantibodies linked to vasculitis | Suspected autoimmune vasculitis |
| RA Factor (Immunoturbidimetric method) | Rheumatoid factor antibody | Suspected rheumatoid arthritis |
| RPR (slide flocculation method) | Non-treponemal antibodies for syphilis screening | Sexual health screening, antenatal panels |
| CRP (Immunoturbidimetric method) | C-reactive protein, a marker of inflammation | Suspected bacterial infections, inflammation and monitoring treatment response |
| ASO (Immunoturbidimetric method) | Antibodies against streptolysin O produced by Group A Streptococcus | Recent streptococcal infection, rheumatic fever, post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis |
| Anti-CCP (FIA) | Anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide antibodies | Diagnosis and prognosis of rheumatoid arthritis |
| Rubella IgG Antibodies (ELFA) | Rubella IgG antibodies indicating immunity | Pre-pregnancy and antenatal immunity screening |
| IGRA TB (TB GOLD) (FIA) | Interferon-gamma release in response to Mycobacterium tuberculosis antigens | Detection of latent tuberculosis infection |
| TREPOLISA (ELISA) | Treponemal antibodies against Treponema pallidum | Confirmation of syphilis infection, sexual health screening, antenatal panels |
| CHIKUNGUNYA (Rapid Immunochromatographic method) | Chikungunya virus IgM antibodies | Suspected chikungunya infection in patients with acute fever and joint pain |
Looking for a typhoid test in Bangalore, a dengue test in Vijayanagar, or an ANA test in Vijayanagar? We run all of these in-house – no samples sent out.
Catching an infection at an early stage, before symptoms fully develop, helps your doctor recommend the right treatment sooner. That helps reduce the risk of complications.
The Technology Behind Your Results
We use Immunoturbidimetric methods and Enhanced Chemiluminescence to detect antibodies and antigens at high sensitivity. For HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C, we also use the VIDAS PC instrument with ELFA (Enzyme-Linked Fluorescent Assay) technology for parameters like rubella, Dengue. We also use Fluorescent Immunoassay method for Anti CCP and TB GOLD,Procalcitonin. Healthcare professionals worldwide trust this method for its accuracy and consistency – and that matters on tests where a wrong result has real consequences.
Serology runs on the same high-throughput platform as clinical chemistry. That’s why most routine panel reports come back the same day – including our Dengue NS1,IgM,IgG, Typhoid,Rubella, Hepatitis B,C and HIV test with same day reports in Bangalore.
Confidentiality for Sensitive Tests
HIV results are personal, and we treat them that way. These reports follow the confidentiality protocol. Only the patient or their authorised doctor can view them. You can check your report securely online anytime at padmashreelabreport.com, using your own patient login.
Prefer not to visit in person for a confidential HIV test in Bangalore ? Our phlebotomist can visit your home for sample collection instead – a cost effective option that keeps the process private from start to finish.
List of Serology Tests
- Measures antibody levels against hepatitis B surface antigen, indicating immunity status after vaccination or recovery from past infection.
- Detects protective antibodies against hepatitis B, confirming immunity due to vaccination or previous resolved hepatitis B infection.
- Detects IgG antibodies against the rubella virus to determine immunity from past infection or vaccination and assess protection against rubella.
- Detects recent or acute rubella infection, useful for diagnosing active disease and assessing infection during pregnancy.
- Measures antibodies against streptolysin O toxin, helping diagnose recent streptococcal infection and related complications like rheumatic fever.
- Detects IgM antibodies indicating recent chikungunya virus infection, commonly associated with fever, joint pain, and inflammation.
- Detects IgG antibodies against the dengue virus to identify past infection or secondary dengue exposure and assess immune response.
- Detects IgG antibodies showing past dengue virus exposure or secondary infection, useful for epidemiological and immunity assessment.
- Detects dengue NS1 antigen during acute infection, useful for early diagnosis within first few days of fever.
- Detects the NS1 antigen of the dengue virus during the early stage of infection, enabling prompt diagnosis before antibodies develop.
- Combines NS1 antigen and dengue antibody tests to detect early or recent dengue infection, supporting accurate diagnosis and timely clinical management.
- Detects active hepatitis B infection by identifying surface antigen, indicating current viral presence and infectivity.
- Rapidly detects the presence of hepatitis B surface antigen in blood using an immunochromatographic method, helping identify current hepatitis B infection and assess potential infectivity.
- Detects hepatitis B surface antigen in blood using the ELFA technique, enabling accurate identification of active hepatitis B infection and assessment of current viral presence.
- Detects hepatitis B surface antigen in blood using the ECLIA technique, providing highly sensitive identification of active hepatitis B infection and current viral presence.
- Detects antibodies against hepatitis C virus, indicating exposure to infection and need for further confirmatory testing.
- Rapidly detects antibodies against hepatitis C virus using an immunochromatographic method, indicating exposure to HCV.
- Identifies antibodies to hepatitis C virus in blood using the ELFA technique, supporting accurate detection of past or present HCV infection.
- Detects hepatitis C virus antibodies with high sensitivity using the ECLIA method, aiding reliable screening for HCV infection.
- Screens for antibodies and antigens to HIV types 1 and 2, indicating possible human immunodeficiency virus infection.
- Rapidly detects antibodies to HIV using an immunochromatographic method, helping screen for HIV infection.
- Identifies HIV antibodies in blood using the ELFA technique, supporting accurate detection of HIV infection.
- Detects HIV antibodies with high sensitivity using the ECLIA method, aiding reliable screening and diagnosis of HIV infection.
- Skin test used to detect tuberculosis exposure by measuring immune response to injected purified protein derivative.
- Biomarker indicating bacterial infection severity, useful for sepsis diagnosis and guiding antibiotic therapy decisions clinically.
- Measures antibodies against streptolysin O produced by Streptococcus bacteria to help detect recent streptococcal infection and its complications, such as rheumatic fever and glomerulonephritis.
- Acute-phase protein elevated during inflammation, infection, or tissue injury, helping monitor disease activity and treatment response.
- Detects autoantibodies associated with rheumatoid arthritis, aiding diagnosis, prognosis, and monitoring autoimmune joint disease progression.
- Screening test for syphilis detecting non-specific antibodies, useful for initial diagnosis and disease activity monitoring.
- Measures RPR antibody concentration to assess syphilis disease activity and monitor treatment effectiveness over time.
- Treponemal antibody test confirming syphilis infection by detecting specific antibodies against Treponema pallidum organism.
- Detects IgM antibodies against Salmonella typhi, indicating recent typhoid fever infection in early stages.
- Detects antibodies against Salmonella antigens to help diagnose typhoid fever, especially in endemic regions.
- Quantitative tube agglutination test measuring Salmonella antibody titers to confirm typhoid fever diagnosis accurately.
- Detects dengue infection using ELFA technology by identifying dengue antigens and antibodies.
- A rapid test to screen for dengue infection by detecting dengue antigens and antibodies.
- Detects immunity or past exposure to the Rubella virus.
- Helps diagnose and assess the severity of rheumatoid arthritis.
- Blood test used to detect latent or active tuberculosis infection.
- Screening test for rickettsial infections causing fever.
- Screens for infections that may affect pregnancy and newborns.
- Detects antinuclear antibodies using immunofluorescence to diagnose autoimmune disorders like systemic lupus erythematosus and related connective tissue diseases accurately clinically.
- Identifies specific autoantibodies profile to differentiate autoimmune connective tissue diseases and guide diagnosis and management decisions precisely clinically effectively timely.
- Detects antibodies linked to rheumatoid arthritis, helping support early diagnosis and assessment of the condition.
- Measures the immune response to tuberculosis bacteria to help identify TB infection, including latent tuberculosis.
- Checks for IgG antibodies against the rubella virus to determine immunity from previous infection or vaccination.
What's the difference between the dengue NS1 and dengue IgM tests?
NS1 antigen shows up in the first few days of dengue infection. IgM antibodies usually appear later, from around day 5 onwards. Doctors often order both, depending on how many days the fever has lasted.
Is HIV testing at Padmashree Diagnostics confidential?
Yes. HIV and other sensitive serology results follow the same strict confidentiality protocol as all our clinical reports. Only the patient gets secure online access.
How soon will I get my Widal or dengue test report?
We typically report routine Widal and dengue panels the same day.
Is there anything I should avoid before a serology test?
Most serology tests don't require fasting. But check with the lab beforehand - for a handful of panels, what you eat and drink that morning can affect results.
What's the RPR test cost in Bangalore?
Call or WhatsApp us for the current price, or check padmashreelabreport.com for a price list.
Do I need a doctor's prescription for a RPR or HIV test?
