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Helicobacter Pylori (H. Pylori) IgG Test at ₹1,099

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Helicobacter Pylori IgG plus IgA plus IgM Combo Pricing

Test NameNumber of TestsOffer PriceMRP
H. Pylori IgG only1₹1,0992,200
H. Pylori IgG + IgA2₹1,9994,400
H. Pylori IgG + IgA + IgM3₹2,8996,600


Details about Helicobacter Pylori Test

Test Name:Helicobacter Pylori IgG Blood Test
Test Other Names:H. Pylori Test, Helicobacter Antibody IgG, H. Pylori Infection Test, H. Pylori Immunity Test
Number of Parameters:One
Test Offer Price:₹1,099
Discount Applied:50% on MRP ₹2,200
Testing Lab:Thyrocare
Lab Standard:CAP, NABL, and ISO Certified fully automated lab
Sample Type:Blood
Sample Quantity:3 ml
Pre-test Preparation:No preparation is required
Reporting TAT:24 to 48 hours depending upon the distance of the lab from your home
Test Purpose:Diagnosis of Helicobacter Pylori bacteria infection and measuring the effect of treatment
Test Procedure:1. Collection of the blood sample from your arm vain
2. Doing WOE with barcode scanning
3. Centrifuging the sample and separating serum from blood
4. Storing and transporting the serum sample at bellow 14 degree temperature
5. Scanning and importing the sample at the lab through fully automated and error-free system
6. Processing the sample for 12 hours
7. Verifying the report by a senior pathologist
8. Second round processing of the sample, if the pathologist directs
9. Releasing the report
10. Emailing the report after checking all SOP and signing by two pathologists
Testing Technology:ELISA
Testing Methodology:Solid Phase Enzyme Immunoassay
Test Reference Ranges:< 0.90 – Negative
0.90 to 1.120 – Equivocal
> 1.10 – Positive
Reporting Unit:OD Ratio
Add-on Tests:H. Pylori IgA and IgM
Service Type:Home Service
Home Service Cost: ₹0 (FREE)
How to Book the TestClick Here to Book
How to Get the Report:You will get the report over both Email and WhatsApp

When to Do an Helicobacter Pylori Test:

If your doctor suggest an H. Pylori test, for some symptoms like peptic ulcer or digestive disorder or gastro metabolic issues, you need to go for the test. You don’t need the test if your doctor does not advice.

In the following symptoms, your doctor may ask to go through an H. Pylori antibody test:

  • Bloating
  • Gastric continuity
  • Nausea and related conditions
  • Vomiting for more than a week
  • Belching frequently
  • Feeling fuller after eating
  • Dark stool
  • Fatigue and similar conditions
  • Shortness of breathing
  • Continual weight loss
  • Abdominal Pain

H. Pylori Test Report Example

Helicobacter Pylori Test Report

Helicobacter Pylori IgG Tests: Detailed Description

The Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) IgG test is a blood-based diagnostic tool designed to detect IgG antibodies against the H. pylori bacterium, which is commonly associated with gastrointestinal conditions such as gastritis, peptic ulcers, and an increased risk of stomach cancer. This test serves as a non-invasive method to determine if an individual has been exposed to H. pylori, either currently or in the past.

Key Features:

  • Sample Collection: Requires a 3 ml blood sample.
  • No Special Preparation: Patients do not need to fast or make any special preparations before the test.
  • Turnaround Time: Results are typically available within 24 to 48 hours, depending on the laboratory’s location.
  • Accredited Laboratories: Testing is conducted in CAP, NABL, and ISO-certified labs, ensuring high-quality standards.
  • Cost: The test is offered at a discounted price of ₹1,099, down from the original ₹2,200.

Clinical Utility:

The presence of IgG antibodies indicates exposure to H. pylori but does not differentiate between active and past infections. Therefore, while the IgG test is useful for initial screening, it is not recommended for confirming eradication post-treatment. For monitoring treatment success, other tests like the urea breath test or stool antigen test are more appropriate.

Advantages:

  • Non-Invasive: Being a blood test, it avoids the discomfort associated with endoscopic procedures.
  • Convenient: No need to discontinue medications like antacids or antibiotics before testing.
  • Timely Results: Quick turnaround facilitates timely clinical decisions.

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FAQs on Helicobacter Pylori Test

  1. What is an H. Pylori IgG test?

    A Helicobacter Pylori or an H. Pylori IgG test is a diagnostic blood test to detect antibodies produced by an H. Pylori bacterium infection.

  2. What damage can an H. Pylori infection cause?

    H. Pylori bacteria can cause stomach ulcers and gastritis. In a few cases, it may lead to stomach cancer.  

  3. Which type of sample is required for an H. Pylori IgG test?

    A blood sample is required to detect Helicobacter Pylori IgG antibodies.

  4. Is an H. Pylori IgG Antibody test adequate to determine the severity of the bacterium infection?

    No, it may not be adequate. Your doctor may ask you to undergo several other tests, such as H. Pylori IgA and IgM blood tests, and a H. Pylori breath test, along with a Helicobacter Pylori IgG test.

  5. What is the difference between a Helicobacter Pylori IgG and IgM tests?

    While an H. Pylori IgG test can detect a past infection, the IgM antibody test for H. Pylori can detect a recent or active infection.

  6. Do I need any preparation for an H. Pylori blood test?

    No, you don’t need to prepare for the test.

  7. Do I need to submit any documents for the test?

    No, no document is required. It’s simple blood test that doesn’t need any documents.

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