TORCH Test Panels in Jamshedpur
Essential maternal screening to detect antibodies (IgG & IgM) for Toxoplasmosis, Rubella, Cytomegalovirus (CMV), and Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV). Available at discounted offer prices starting from ₹999.
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Test Requirements & Specifications
TORCH Panel Prices in Jamshedpur
Choose the specific IgG/IgM panel prescribed by your gynecologist. Testing is performed at our NABL-accredited laboratory.
| Profile Name | Included Parameters | Offer Price | Discount | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TORCH Panel IgG (5 Tests) | CMV, Rubella, HSV-I, HSV-II, Toxoplasma (IgG only) | ₹999 | 36% off on MRP ₹1,565 | |
| TORCH Panel IgM (5 Tests) | CMV, Rubella, HSV-I, HSV-II, Toxoplasma (IgM only) | ₹999 | 36% off on MRP ₹1,565 | |
| TORCH All Eight (IgG & IgM) | CMV, Rubella, HSV-I, Toxoplasma (Both IgG & IgM) | ₹1,799 | 36% off on MRP ₹2,810 | |
| TORCH All Ten (IgG & IgM) | CMV, Rubella, HSV-I, HSV-II, Toxoplasma (Both IgG & IgM) | ₹1,999 | 36% off on MRP ₹3,130 | Book Panel |
Booking & Report Delivery Process
A transparent end-to-end process from sample collection to NABL-standard reporting.
1. Booking & Collection
- Easy Booking: WhatsApp or Call to book your required TORCH panel.
- Flexible Options: Choose between home collection (6:30 AM – 2:30 PM) or branch walk-in at Sakchi, Kadma, or Mango.
- Free Home Visit: Applies to orders above ₹499 within 6 KM of any branch.
2. Digital & Physical Reports
- Turnaround Time: Because TORCH tests use advanced CMIA technology, reports are delivered in around 36 hours.
- Instant Download: Access your NABL-accredited reports via a secure WhatsApp/Email link.
- Hardcopies: Visit any Jamshedpur branch for a printed report and official receipt.
View a Sample TORCH Report
Want to see exactly what your NABL-accredited results will look like? Check out our sample report below to view the report format with biological reference intervals for the IgG and IgM antibodies.
TORCH Test: What and Why
The TORCH panel is a group of blood tests prescribed primarily to pregnant women or women planning a pregnancy. It screens for specific infectious diseases that can be passed from a mother to her developing baby, potentially causing severe congenital complications.
The Infections Evaluated
- (T) Toxoplasmosis: A parasitic infection often contracted from undercooked meat or cat feces.
- (R) Rubella: Also known as German Measles. It is highly dangerous to a fetus during the first trimester.
- (C) Cytomegalovirus (CMV): A common viral infection that usually causes mild symptoms in adults but can cause severe complications in newborns.
- (H) Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV-I & HSV-II): Checks for both oral (HSV-1) and genital (HSV-2) herpes strains to prevent transmission during delivery.
Understanding IgG vs. IgM Antibodies
Your gynecologist will look at the combination of these two antibodies to determine your exact risk level:
- IgG Antibodies: Indicate a past infection or that you have been successfully vaccinated (like for Rubella). A positive IgG with a negative IgM usually means you are immune and the baby is protected.
- IgM Antibodies: Indicate a recent or active infection. If IgM is positive, your doctor will closely monitor your pregnancy and may order further avidity testing or prescribe treatments.
Who Should Take the TORCH Panel?
Your obstetrician or fertility specialist may recommend a TORCH profile in several specific clinical situations to ensure a healthy pregnancy:
- Pre-Pregnancy Planning: Women planning to conceive naturally or through IVF often take this test to ensure they have immunity (IgG) to dangerous viruses like Rubella before getting pregnant.
- Early Pregnancy Screening: Frequently prescribed during the first trimester as part of a routine comprehensive antenatal checkup.
- History of Complications: Recommended for women who have experienced recurrent unexplained miscarriages, premature births, or stillbirths.
- Symptomatic Pregnancies: Ordered if an expectant mother develops symptoms like an unexplained fever, skin rash, or swollen lymph nodes during pregnancy.
Thyrocare Branch Locations in Jamshedpur
Visit us directly for walk-in sample collection or to collect hardcopy reports of your TORCH test in Jamshedpur.
📍 Thyrocare Sakchi
2nd Floor, Aditya Raza Mansion, 22, Aambagan Rd, SNP Area, Ambagan, Sakchi
View on Maps →FAQs on TORCH Blood Tests
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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes. Always consult your gynecologist or obstetrician to interpret maternal blood test results.
Written by: Hema Mehta Sahoo
Medically reviewed by: Dr. M A Khan, MBBS, MD Pathology
Last updated: April 14, 2026