Approximate Cost in Bhopal
₹400 – ₹1,500
NS1 antigen alone costs less; complete dengue panel with IgM/IgG costs more
R.K. Hospital & Research Centre
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Dengue tests detect dengue virus infection through different methods depending on the stage of illness. NS1 antigen test is most useful in the first 5 days, while IgM and IgG antibody tests are useful after 5 days of fever.
Bhopal sees seasonal dengue outbreaks during monsoon and post-monsoon months. Early detection through proper testing is crucial for monitoring platelet counts and preventing complications like dengue haemorrhagic fever.
NS1 antigen test should be done in the first 1-5 days of fever. After day 5, IgM antibody test is more reliable. Many doctors order both NS1 and IgM together for comprehensive screening.
Yes, if the test is done too early or too late relative to the stage of infection. NS1 can be negative after day 5, and IgM may not be positive before day 5. Repeat testing may be needed.
During active dengue infection, platelet count should be monitored daily or every 12 hours if platelets are dropping rapidly. CBC with platelets is the key monitoring test.
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Part of the fever, dengue and when to seek urgent assessment guide
An estimate for fever, dengue and when to seek urgent assessment is useful only when the proposed service is clear. Bring the diagnosis or prescription and ask which procedure, test or consultation the quote covers. A price for a routine planned visit may not apply when additional treatment, a complication or an emergency changes the plan.
Ask for an itemised explanation of consultation, investigations, procedure or theatre fees, anaesthesia, consumables, medicines and room charges where relevant. Confirm whether a follow-up visit is included and what could change the total. Keep the written estimate with the treatment recommendation so you can compare like-for-like services.
For insurance or a government scheme, ask the hospital to check eligibility and authorisation for the specific treatment. A card or policy does not establish coverage for every service. Clarify deposits, exclusions and how charges outside the approved amount will be explained before a planned admission.
Record day of illness and symptoms
Assess hydration and warning signs
Order time-appropriate tests if needed
Review recovery or escalate promptly
The sequence explains planned care. Urgent symptoms require prompt assessment and may change this pathway.
Testing is chosen according to the suspected cause and timing. A negative or positive test needs interpretation in the context of symptoms and the day of illness. Ask whether repeat assessment is needed if the illness changes.
Medical guidance: WHO: Dengue and severe dengue
Confirm the exact service, what is included, what may be charged separately, follow-up arrangements and how a longer stay or additional treatment changes the estimate. Insurance approval and policy exclusions should be checked for the individual case.
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