Description
Serum, Infection with COVID-19 triggers an immune response, which involves the production of antibodies. Neutralizing Antibody is a different class of binding antibodies that prevent the interaction of the virus and the host, thereby preventing the infection. COVID Neutralizing Antibody Test will identify this neutralizing antibody and determine the ability of the body to prevent viral infection., Non Fasting
Sample Required:
The SAR’S COVID Antigen test requires a nasal or throat swab sample. A healthcare professional will collect the sample using a swab.
Test Time:
The SAR’S COVID Antigen test typically provides results in about 15-30 minutes.
Test Normal Range:
The results are reported as either positive or negative for the presence of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. There are no specific numeric values for the normal range.
What is the Test?
The SAR’S COVID Antigen test is a diagnostic test used to detect the presence of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19. It specifically identifies viral proteins (antigens) in respiratory samples to determine if a person is currently infected.
Test Procedure:
A healthcare professional collects a nasal or throat swab from the patient. The swab is inserted into a special solution that breaks down the virus if it is present. A test strip or cartridge is then coated with the sample. Results are usually visible on the test strip within 15-30 minutes.
When to Take the Test:
A person has COVID-19 symptoms, such as fever, cough, and loss of taste or smell. There is a need for rapid testing, such as for travel or before certain events. There has been exposure to someone with a confirmed COVID-19 case.
Who Should Take This Test:
Individuals who:
Have COVID-19 symptoms.
Are close contacts of confirmed COVID-19 cases.
Need a quick test result for specific purposes, like travel or attending an event.
Precautions for Exceptional Cases (Pregnancy, etc.):
The SAR’S COVID Antigen test is generally safe for most individuals. However, if you are pregnant or have specific medical conditions, consult your healthcare provider before taking the test.
