I just received my father blood test report and the results say IGG negative, IGM positive, and NS1 antigen negative. Does that mean he is diagnosed with dengue virus?

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Dr Hema Pratima

General Practitioner

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9+ Yrs

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IgM positive suggests recent dengue infection. NS1 negative may indicate its past the early stage. Monitor fever, hydration, and platelets. Seek immediate care if symptoms worsen.

Dr. Hema Suggests...

Take a CBC Test (Complete Blood Count) Test or Take a DENGUE IGG/IGM ANTIBODIES - RAPID - KA Test

Book CBC Test (Complete Blood Count) Test Book DENGUE IGG/IGM ANTIBODIES - RAPID - KA Test

Answered 12/09/2025

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