Infection Detection
Identifies dengue infection quickly through antibody testing.
Treatment Guide
Supports timely medical care and monitoring of immune response.
Complication Risk
Helps prevent severe dengue through early diagnosis.
The Dengue IgG/IgM blood test detects antibodies produced in response to dengue virus infection.
The Dengue IgG/IgM test detects antibodies produced by the immune system in response to a dengue virus infection. IgM antibodies typically appear early in the infection, while IgG antibodies indicate a more recent or past exposure.
An NS1 antigen test can also detect the virus itself, often within the first 1 to 5 days of fever, before antibodies have had time to develop. Combined, IgG/IgM and NS1 testing give a fuller picture of whether an infection is current, recent or past, which matters since dengue symptoms can look similar to other viral fevers in the early days.
Identifies dengue infection quickly through antibody testing.
Supports timely medical care and monitoring of immune response.
Helps prevent severe dengue through early diagnosis.
A simple blood test analyzed for dengue antibodies (IgG/IgM) or NS1 antigen, depending on how long you’ve had symptoms.
No fasting required. Inform your doctor if you’re on antibiotics, and avoid alcohol before the test.
Blood is drawn from a vein by a trained professional.
ELISA testing detects antibodies, while NS1 testing detects the virus itself.
Reports are usually available within 24 hours, with clear positive or negative outcomes.
We use advanced ELISA testing and modern lab equipment to ensure precise, reliable results for dengue detection.
Our technicians are trained in infectious disease testing, with the experience to handle time-sensitive cases like dengue accurately.
Get your results within 24 hours, helping you and your doctor make timely decisions during an active infection.
Our team prioritizes your comfort throughout the testing process, with a compassionate approach that keeps you informed and reassured.
Select the dengue test you need. Our support team can help you decide between IgG/IgM antibody or NS1 testing based on your symptoms.
Book an urgent visit or a time that works for you. Urgent requests are typically handled within 30–45 minutes.
Our trained professional visits your home, hotel or office to collect the sample. The process is quick, safe and handled with care.
Your sample is processed by the lab, with results usually available within 24 hours, along with guidance on next steps if needed.
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Dengue is usually confirmed using an NS1 antigen test (for early infection) or an IgG/IgM antibody test (for later-stage or past infection).
IgM antibodies usually appear within 3–5 days after infection.
Yes, dengue IgG/IgM testing is suitable for both children and adults.
No, WBC count is usually low or normal in dengue, not high. A low white blood cell count, along with low platelets, is a common pattern doctors look for on a CBC test alongside a positive dengue result.
A dengue diagnosis is confirmed through blood testing, either an NS1 antigen test in the early days of fever or an IgG/IgM antibody test later on. If you also have a high fever, a doctor on call can assess your symptoms alongside the test.
Yes. A’Cure’s trained professional collects a blood sample at your home, hotel, or office anywhere in Dubai, and results are typically available within 24 hours.
Not on its own. A CBC test can show patterns often seen in dengue, such as low platelets and low WBC count, but a specific dengue test (NS1 or IgG/IgM) is needed to confirm the diagnosis.
Dengue mainly affects the blood, causing a drop in platelet count. In severe cases, it can also affect the liver and blood vessels
