Fever Profile (Super Maxi)

The Fever Profile (Super Maxi) comprehensively evaluates various crucial aspects linked to fever. It includes assessments such as Complete Blood Count (CBC Haemogram), Routine Examination Urine, C Reactive Protein (CRP), Malaria Parasite Detection, Serum Glutamic Pyruvic Transaminase (SGPT), Typhi Dot IgM, Culture & Sensitivity for aerobic bacteria in a single blood bottle, Dengue (NS1) antigen, Chikungunya-IgM, and Leptospira IgM. These tests collectively measure blood components, inflammation markers, presence of pathogens, liver function, specific antibodies, and microbial presence.

The Fever Profile (Super Maxi) is performed to provide an extensive assessment of fever-related factors. It aids in diagnosing various infections like dengue, malaria, typhoid, and leptospirosis, as well as assessing inflammation, liver health, and microbial presence. This comprehensive approach guides precise treatment strategies.

The Fever Profile (Super Maxi) is recommended for individuals with complex or persistent fever, suspected infections, or potential exposure to a range of pathogens. It's useful for cases requiring a detailed and comprehensive evaluation of fever and related symptoms.

Abnormal results can indicate various underlying conditions such as infections, inflammations, liver issues, or other health concerns. Further assessment and more specific tests may be necessary for an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment plan.

During the Fever Profile (Super Maxi), blood and urine samples will be collected for laboratory analysis. The tests will cover a range of parameters, providing a comprehensive evaluation.

Typically, no specific preparations are needed for the Fever Profile (Super Maxi). However, following any instructions provided by the healthcare provider is recommended.

Additional tests such as imaging studies or more specific pathogen testing might be recommended based on the results and suspected conditions. One may also consider doing Fever Profile (Maxi), Fever Profile (Super Mini), Fever Profile (Super Maxi), and Fever Profile Detection by Real-Time Multiplex PCR.

The Fever Profile (Super Maxi) might also be referred to as an Extensive Fever Diagnostic Panel or an In-Depth Febrile Illness Profile, highlighting its comprehensive nature in evaluating and diagnosing the multitude of factors contributing to fever and associated symptoms.

This test analyzes blood components, including red and white blood cells, platelets, hemoglobin, and hematocrit. It helps diagnose various conditions like anemia, infections, and blood disorders.

Urinalysis assesses urine's physical, chemical, and microscopic properties, aiding in detecting urinary tract infections and kidney disorders.

This test measures CRP levels in blood, indicating inflammation in the body. Elevated CRP can suggest infections, autoimmune diseases, or other conditions.

This test identifies Plasmodium parasites in the blood, aiding in diagnosing malaria, a disease transmitted by infected mosquitoes.

Also known as ALT, this test measures liver enzyme levels in blood. Elevated SGPT may indicate liver damage or disease.

Typhi Dot IgM is a test used to detect specific antibodies (IgM) produced by the body in response to Salmonella Typhi, the bacterium responsible for typhoid fever. This test helps diagnose typhoid fever, a significant cause of prolonged fever in some regions.

This test cultures blood for aerobic bacteria and assesses their sensitivity to antibiotics. It's used to diagnose bloodstream infections and guide antibiotic treatment.

Detecting NS1 antigen in blood helps diagnose dengue fever, a mosquito-borne viral infection causing fever and other symptoms.

This test identifies IgM antibodies against Chikungunya virus, aiding in diagnosing Chikungunya fever, a viral infection transmitted by mosquitoes.

Detects IgM antibodies against Leptospira bacteria, helping diagnose leptospirosis, a bacterial infection usually transmitted through contaminated water.