Question 1

Can I avail at-home sample collection in Dwarka, Gurgaon?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can avail at-home sample collection in Gurgaon. We provide sample collections on all days of the week. The timing for your test will be specified according to convenience and distance.

Question 2

What is the cost of the COVID RT-PCR Test in Gurgaon?

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The cost of COVID RT-PCR test in Gurgaon is ranges between Rs. 600/- to Rs. 1600/

Question 3

I stay in Faridabad. Can I book a COVID RT-PCR Test for my grandmother staying in Gurgaon?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can easily book a COVID RT-PCR test for your relatives in places where the MFine services are available.

Question 4

Is the lab technician coming for COVID RT-PCR Test sample collection vaccinated?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our lab technicians are fully vaccinated. Further, they also ensure safety throughout by wearing a mask and using sanitizer and gloves during sample collection.

Question 5

How can I download my COVID RT-PCR Test results?

Accepted Answer

Login to MFine
Go to your profile
Click Attachment and Reports
Click Lab Report and download the sameYou can avail up to 50% discount on COVID RT-PCR Test through MFine. However, the discount and test price may vary based on lab partner and location.

Question 6

Are there any discount offers running on COVID RT-PCR Test in Gurgaon?

Accepted Answer

You can avail up to 50% discount on COVID RT-PCR Test through MFine. However, the discount and test price may vary based on lab partner and location.

Question 7

Can I reschedule my appointment for sample collection?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can reschedule your appointment for sample collection. You can avail the rescheduling facility through MFine.

Question 8

What should I do next after I test positive for COVID-19?

Accepted Answer

Instructions for treatment will be prescribed by your physician for symptom control. One must take adequate precautions to prevent the spread of infection to people. Do practice self-isolation even if you are asymptomatic. If you feel that your symptoms are worsening, do not hesitate to get hospitalised where you can receive the appropriate treatment. If you are undergoing the treatment, you should book a test for COVID-19 again after 14 days.
The samples for the COVID RT-PCR test are swabs from the nose or the throat. A swab or cotton tip is inserted into your nose or throat to collect small loads of samples. In some cases, the health expert may collect saliva samples.

Question 9

What samples are collected for a COVID RT-PCR Test?

Accepted Answer

The samples for the COVID RT-PCR test are swabs from the nose or the throat. A swab or cotton tip is inserted into your nose or throat to collect small loads of samples. In some cases, the health expert may collect saliva samples.

Question 10

Is fasting required for the COVID RT-PCR Test?

Accepted Answer

No, fasting is required for COVID RT-PCR Test. In this test, the samples taken for a COVID RT-PCR test are from the nose or the throat. So, intake of food or water is not going to affect the test or results.

Question 11

COVID RT-PCR Test v/s COVID Antigen testing. Which is better?

Accepted Answer

Both the COVID RT-PCR test and the COVID antigen test detect the presence of a COVID-19 infection. The indications for both vary. It has been observed that when an individual shows symptoms of a viral illness or reports a prolonged exposure to an infected individual for a long time, they can take an antigen test to assess the presence of the infection. 
But research suggests that a COVID RT-PCR test is more accurate and reliable in diagnosing a COVID-19 infection effectively at an early stage. It can do so with or without the presence of symptoms. 
According to research, the accuracy of the antigen test is around 60-70%, while the accuracy of the COVID RT-PCR test is approximately 90%. So, if you are suffering from mild symptoms, you might prefer antigen, but if you are suffering from major symptoms for a long time, then the COVID RT-PCR test is suggested.

Question 12

Is it possible to test negative and later test positive for COVID-19?

Accepted Answer

In the COVID-19 test, a negative test denotes that the SARS-CoV2 virus is not found in the sample of a person. This possibly determines that the person is not infected with the COVID-19. However, false results can occur due to various reasons like:-

People tested too soon after exposure
Inadequate amount of virus in the body as the infection subsides
Swabbing of large populations

Question 13

Which company is making Covid 19 vaccine in India?

Accepted Answer

SII, Bharat Biotech, Zydus Cadila, and Dr. Reddy’s laboratories are some pharma companies making vaccines in India*.

Question 14

How to download Covid 19 certificate from the Cowin website?

Accepted Answer

Login to cowin.gov.in using your mobile number
Provide the OTP sent to your mobile number
Download your certificate from the “Covid-19 certificate tab” in the dashboard

Question 15

What is known about the new Covid variant XBB.1.5 subvariant?

Accepted Answer

As of 10 Jan 2023, this new subvariant has been reported in the United States and the UK. It’s a sub-variant of the Omicron strain thought to be intensely transmissible.

Question 16

What are the symptoms of the new Covid variant XBB.1.5?

Accepted Answer

The symptoms of the new Covid subvariant XBB.1.5 is said to be similar to other Omicron variants. Symptoms include

Headache
Fever
Muscle aches and pain
Sneezing
Sore throat etc

Question 17

What is the name of the new Covid variant found in the United States?

Accepted Answer

The new Covid variant XBB.1.5 is also called the “Kraken” variant.

Question 18

What are the first signs of the BF.7 Covid variant?

Accepted Answer

The symptoms of this condition are primarily characterized by body aches, with less emphasis on common symptoms such as cough, cold, and fever.

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