My blood report shows IgG positive, IgM negative, and NS1 negative. I have been having a fever for three days. Please clarify what this means for my dengue status.

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Dr Hema Pratima

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IGG positive indicates past infection. IGM and NS1 being negative suggest current fever may not be dengue. Monitor symptoms, rest, and consult a doctor if fever continues.

Dr. Hema Suggests...

Take a COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (CBC) Test or Take a DENGUE NS1 ANTIGEN Test

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Answered 03/09/2025

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