Apollo Fever Panel Complete in Kavi Nagar, Ghaziabad

Name: Apollo Fever Panel Complete in Kavi Nagar, Ghaziabad
Brand: Apollo 24|7
Price: 1999 INR
Availability: InStock

Also Known as Fever Package, Infection Package, Dengue Package, Malaria Package, Covid Package, Viral Fever Package, Typhoid Fever

No preparation required

Includes Dengue Malaria & Typhoid

MRP 4997 60% off

₹1999

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Test(s) Included (59)

Widal Test
4 tests included
CRP Test (C - Reactive Protein)
1 test included
Malarial Test
2 tests included
ESR Test (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate)
1 test included
Dengue NS1 Antigen - Elisa
1 test included
Typhidot Test
1 test included
Dengue IgG & IgM - Elisa
2 tests included
Urine Routine Test
17 tests included
CBC Test (Complete Blood Count)
30 tests included

*Conditional Tests: Testing of these is conditional depending on results of other tests

About

SAMPLE TYPE

BLOOD, URINE

GENDER

Both

AGE GROUP

7 years & above

Apollo Fever Panel Complete: Price, Purpose, Range & Reports

Test Overview

Sample Type	Blood
Reports Delivery	Reports in 24 72 hours
Price/Cost	1999
Number of Tests Included	59

What is the Apollo Fever Panel Complete?

The Apollo Fever Panel Complete is an advanced fever panel blood test designed to help doctors pinpoint the exact cause of unexplained or recurring fever. Fever can be triggered by a wide range of infections, from mosquito-borne diseases like dengue and malaria to waterborne illnesses such as typhoid or other bacterial and viral infections.

This comprehensive fever panel test combines multiple diagnostic checks in one package — including dengue antigen and antibody detection, malaria species identification, typhoid markers, inflammatory markers, and basic organ health assessments like CBC and Urine Routine. By offering detailed insights, the Apollo Fever Panel Complete supports accurate diagnosis, prompt treatment, and better management of fever-related complications.

If you have persistent fever, chills, weakness, or flu-like symptoms, the Apollo Fever Panel Complete can help your doctor rule out multiple causes at once and guide early treatment.

What is the Apollo Fever Panel Complete Price?

Understanding the fever panel test cost beforehand can help you manage your medical expenses smartly. The price of the Apollo Fever Panel Complete may vary due to:

Location: The fever panel test price can differ between metro cities and smaller towns due to operational factors and test demand.
Lab Quality and Accreditation: Renowned diagnostic centres with advanced equipment and experienced specialists may have a marginally higher price, but ensure reliable, accurate reports.
Sample Collection: Home sample collection services may attract nominal additional charges.
Seasonal Demand: During dengue, malaria, or typhoid outbreaks, the demand for the Apollo Fever Panel Complete usually rises, which may influence pricing.
Discounts and Packages: Apollo 24|7 frequently offers bundled health packages or promotional discounts, providing excellent value for money.

You can easily check the fever panel test price near me through the Apollo 24|7 website or mobile app to compare costs and choose a convenient option.

What is the Purpose of the Apollo Fever Panel Complete?

The Apollo Fever Panel Complete plays a vital role in early diagnosis and treatment planning by covering multiple aspects of fever evaluation:

Detects Dengue: The Dengue IgG & IgM Elisa tests and the Dengue NS1 Antigen test help detect dengue infection in both early and later stages.
Confirms Malaria: Malaria Vivax Antigen and Malaria Falciparum Antigen tests identify malaria parasites and species, which is crucial for deciding the right treatment.
Screens for Typhoid: The Widal Test and Typhidot IgM test help detect typhoid fever at different stages of infection.
Checks Inflammation: CRP and ESR tests indicate the presence and severity of inflammation or ongoing infection.
Monitors Body Response: The CBC test provides a detailed look at red and white blood cell counts, platelets, and possible infection markers, while the Urine Routine Test checks hydration status, kidney impact, and urinary infections.

By combining these vital checks, the Apollo Fever Panel Complete ensures timely detection and targeted treatment of the root cause of fever, preventing unnecessary complications.

Who Should Get the Apollo Fever Panel Complete Done?

Your doctor may recommend the Apollo Fever Panel Complete if you:

Have a high fever lasting more than 3–4 days without any obvious cause
Have severe body pain, joint aches, skin rashes, or persistent headache — common signs of mosquito-borne illnesses
Live in or have travelled to areas where dengue, malaria, or typhoid are prevalent
Have digestive discomfort and fever that might point to typhoid
Experience recurring infections, fatigue, chills, or unexplained weakness
Need to screen for multiple possible causes of fever with one reliable fever panel test
This broad fever panel blood test helps doctors diagnose quickly, plan treatment effectively, and reduce the risk of complications.

Components of the Apollo Fever Panel Complete

The Apollo Fever Panel Complete combines essential diagnostic checks into organised test groups to help doctors identify the underlying cause of persistent fever and related infections. Each group serves a unique purpose in evaluating infection type, severity, and your body’s response.

CRP Test: Measures C-Reactive Protein levels in the blood to check for inflammation and possible bacterial infection.
Dengue IgG & IgM – Elisa: Includes Dengue IgG and Dengue IgM tests. These help identify whether there is a current or past dengue infection and determine the infection stage.
Malarial Test: Covers Malaria Vivax Antigen and Malaria Falciparum Antigen tests. These detect malaria parasites and confirm the species involved.
ESR Test: Measures Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate to assess the level of inflammation in the body and detect hidden infections.
Widal Test: Checks for typhoid fever by detecting different Salmonella antibodies. This includes testing for Salmonella Typhi O, Salmonella Typhi H, and Paratyphi A and B antigens.
Dengue NS1 Antigen – Elisa: Detects Dengue NS1 Antigen to help confirm dengue infection at an early stage, often before antibodies appear.
Typhidot Test: Detects Typhidot IgM, which supports the early diagnosis of typhoid fever.
Urine Routine Test: Includes 17 checks that study urine’s physical, chemical, and microscopic features. It helps detect urinary infections, kidney involvement, and overall hydration status during fever.
CBC Test (Complete Blood Count): A detailed group with 30 parameters covering haemoglobin levels, red and white blood cells, platelets, immature cells, and calculated ratios. This gives a full view of your body’s immune response, possible anaemia, or platelet drop during infections like dengue.

Together, these tests deliver a comprehensive understanding of your condition, helping your doctor pinpoint the cause of fever and plan appropriate treatment.

Understanding the Apollo Fever Panel Complete Report

Below are reference tables to help you interpret the key test groups in the Apollo Fever Panel Complete. Always consult your doctor, as results must be read in context with your symptoms and medical history.

1. CRP Test

Test	Normal Range	What High Values May Indicate
C-Reactive Protein (CRP)	Less than 10 mg/L	Bacterial infection, significant inflammation

2. Dengue IgG & IgM – Elisa

Test	Normal Result	What Positive Means
Dengue IgG – ELISA	Negative	Past dengue infection or secondary dengue
Dengue IgM – ELISA	Negative	Recent or current dengue infection

3. Malarial Test

Test	Normal Result	What Positive Means
Malaria Vivax Antigen	Negative	Infection with Plasmodium vivax
Malaria Falciparum Antigen	Negative	Infection with Plasmodium falciparum

4. ESR Test

Test	Normal Range	What High Values May Indicate
Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)	Male: <15 mm/hr, Female: <20 mm/hr	Inflammatory condition, hidden infection

5. Widal Test

Test	Normal Result	What Abnormal Values May Indicate
Salmonella Typhi ‘O’	Negative or low titre	Possible typhoid fever
Salmonella Typhi ‘H’	Negative or low titre	Typhoid or past exposure
S. Paratyphi A ‘H’	Negative	Paratyphoid A infection
S. Paratyphi B ‘H’	Negative	Paratyphoid B infection

6. Dengue NS1 Antigen – Elisa

Test	Normal Result	What Positive Means
Dengue NS1 Antigen	Negative	Early dengue infection (within first 5 days)

7. Typhidot Test

Test	Normal Result	What Positive Means
Typhidot IgM	Negative	Recent typhoid infection

8. Urine Routine Test

Aspect	Normal	What Abnormal May Indicate
Appearance	Clear, light yellow	Cloudy, dark: dehydration, UTI
Protein	Absent	Present: possible kidney involvement
Glucose	Absent	Present: possible high blood sugar
Pus Cells	0–5 HPF	High: urinary tract infection
RBCs	0–3 HPF	High: urinary infection, kidney stress
Casts/Crystals	Absent/minimal	High: kidney stones, kidney disease

9. CBC Test (Complete Blood Count)

Test	Normal Range	What Abnormal May Indicate
Haemoglobin	Male: 13–17 g/dL, Female: 12–15 g/dL	Low: anaemia, High: dehydration
Total WBC Count	4,000–11,000 /µL	High: bacterial infection, Low: viral infection
Platelet Count	150,000–450,000 /µL	Low: dengue or viral fevers
Neutrophil Lymphocyte Ratio (NLR)	1–3	High: bacterial infection, Low: viral fever

Note: Reference ranges may vary slightly depending on age, gender, lab standards, and individual health status. Your doctor will interpret the results in conjunction with your symptoms and clinical findings.

Preparation and Procedure for Apollo Fever Panel Complete

Before undergoing the Apollo Fever Panel Complete, it is essential to be well-informed about the preparation steps and testing procedure. This ensures you receive reliable and timely results for your fever panel blood test.

A. How is the Fever Panel Test Done?

Understanding how the fever panel test is conducted will help you feel more prepared on the day of your appointment:

A trained phlebotomist or healthcare professional will draw a blood sample, usually from a vein in your arm.
The skin is cleaned with an antiseptic solution to maintain hygiene and prevent infection.
An elastic band may be tied around your upper arm to make the vein more visible and accessible.
A sterile needle is gently inserted, and a small amount of blood is collected into one or more tubes.
You may also be asked to provide a fresh urine sample if your fever panel includes kidney or urine tests.
For the urine sample, you will be given a sterile container along with instructions to ensure the sample remains clean and uncontaminated.
The entire process is quick, generally causes minimal discomfort, and any minor bruising at the puncture site usually resolves on its own.
Once collected, your blood and urine samples are safely sent to a certified laboratory for analysis.
Results for the Apollo Fever Panel Complete are typically available within 24 to 48 hours, depending on your location and lab processing time.
Your doctor will interpret these results alongside your symptoms to provide an accurate diagnosis and recommend appropriate treatment.

B. Is Fasting Required for a Fever Panel Test?

Knowing whether fasting is necessary helps you prepare correctly for the fever panel test:

Generally, fasting is not mandatory for the Apollo Fever Panel Complete.
However, if your doctor has added other tests that do require fasting (such as glucose or cholesterol tests), you may be asked to fast for 8–10 hours prior to sample collection.
Always follow your doctor’s instructions regarding food, fluids, and any regular medications before the test.
Staying well-hydrated with plain water can help make the blood draw smoother and more comfortable.

C. What Time of the Day Should I Undergo the Fever Panel Blood Test?

Choosing the right time for your fever panel blood test can help streamline your experience:
It is generally advisable to schedule your test in the morning, especially if other fasting-based tests are being done simultaneously.
Morning slots are convenient for sample transportation to the lab, ensuring that your samples are processed promptly and reports are delivered on time.
Avoid strenuous physical activity before your test, as this may temporarily affect certain test parameters, especially inflammatory markers like CRP and ESR.
Follow any special instructions shared by your doctor or lab team for the most accurate results.

D. How Frequently Should I Get a Fever Panel Test Done?

The frequency of repeating a fever panel test depends on your medical condition and your doctor’s advice:
If you have a persistent fever that is not improving with standard treatment, your doctor may recommend repeat testing to track infection progression or response to medication.
In some cases, certain tests within the panel (such as CBC, CRP, or urine tests) may be repeated individually to monitor recovery or treatment effectiveness.
Always follow your doctor’s guidance regarding follow-up tests or additional investigations as needed.

Booking Apollo Fever Panel Complete Online & Checking Reports

Scheduling your Apollo Fever Panel Complete through Apollo 24|7 is simple, secure, and convenient. Here’s how you can book your test and access your reports effortlessly:

A. What Are the Steps to Schedule an Apollo Fever Panel Complete on Apollo 24|7?

A quick online search for “fever panel test near me” will help you find nearby diagnostic centres. You can also conveniently book your test through Apollo 24|7’s trusted platform. Follow these steps:

Visit Apollo 24|7: Access the Apollo 24|7 website or download the Apollo 24|7 mobile app for quick navigation and booking.
Search for the Test: Use the search bar on the home page to type “fever panel test” or “fever panel blood test” and locate the specific test page with complete details.
Choose Time and Location: Select a preferred date, time slot, and collection location for your test. Home sample collection is also available in many cities for added comfort.
Provide Required Details: Enter your personal details such as name, age, contact information, and address if opting for home collection.
Confirm Booking: Review your details and submit your booking request. You will receive a confirmation notification once your appointment is secured.

B. How Do I Access My Apollo Fever Panel Complete Results Online on Apollo 24|7?

Accessing your test results is simple and can be done from the comfort of your home:

Receive Notification: After your samples are processed, you will receive a notification when your reports are ready for viewing.
Log In: Sign in to your Apollo 24|7 account through the website or app using your registered credentials.
Find Your Reports: Navigate to the ‘My Reports’ section where all your test reports are securely stored.
Open and Download: Locate your Apollo Fever Panel Complete report, view it online, and download a copy for your records or for your doctor’s reference.

Timely access to accurate reports means you can consult your doctor without delay, ensuring prompt and effective treatment if needed.

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The information mentioned above is meant for educational purposes only and should not be taken as a substitute to your Physician’s advice. It is highly recommended that the customer consults with a qualified healthcare professional to interpret test results