Question 1

Can I avail at-home sample collection in Thane, Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

Yes, You can avail yourself of an at-home sample collection in the Thane area of Mumbai. MFine has an extensive network of labs and technicians in Delhi. You don’t have to come to our lab. After you book a slot, our experienced technician will collect the required sample during the prearranged schedule.

Question 2

What is the cost of the calprotectin test in Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

In India, the test cost of Fecal Calprotectin ranges from 2250 to 2338 in 18 cities. In Mumbai, it costs around Rs. 2338.
Disclaimer: The value varies based on location, time, and your preferred lab partner.

Question 3

I am staying in Pune. Can I book the calprotectin test for my 65-year-old aunt living in Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

With the service of MFine, you can book the calprotectin test from any place at the designated MFine labs available across the country. Users can book health checks and lab tests and collect their samples from home. The reports are available on the app and website, and the user can avail of expert consultation with a doctor.

Question 4

How can I reschedule my appointment for calprotectin test sample collection?

Accepted Answer

With MFine, you can quickly reschedule your test. You have to log in to MFine and open your registered profile. Then go to the test booking section. Choose the option of rescheduling the appointment. Fill up the necessary details and choose your preferred time and slot. In the meantime, you will receive confirmation of the appointment later. It is a hassle-free and easy process.

Question 5

Is the lab technician coming for calprotectin test sample collection vaccinated?

Accepted Answer

It is also necessary to monitor inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) treatment. The measurement of fecal calprotectin levels is also essential in pediatrics and neonatology. Calprotectin’s high sensitivity and specificity make it a better choice for identifying bowel information in infants and neonates. 
Yes. Our lab technicians are fully vaccinated. Further, they also ensure safety by wearing a mask and sanitizer, and gloves during sample collection.

Question 6

When is the calprotectin test recommended?

Accepted Answer

Calprotectin is a stool (feces) test for diagnosing intestinal inflammation. Take this test if one has symptoms like fatigue, diarrhea, stomach pain, blood in stool, loss of appetite, unexplained weight loss, and many more. Please consult your doctor as soon as possible. Symptoms may counter from one individual to another, so it is best to consult the healthcare professional before booking the test.

Question 7

Is a prescription required to book a calprotectin test?

Accepted Answer

A calprotectin test does not require a doctor’s prescription since it is for the early detection of any abnormalities in the intestine. However, we recommend seeing a doctor before availing calprotectin test so that they may understand your symptoms better firsthand and you can make a better decision for yourself. So having a prescription is always an added advantage.

Question 8

Does MFine provide result interpretation along with the reports?

Accepted Answer

Yes, MFine provides the interpretation for the result along with the reports. You can also avail a free medical consultation with a doctor to understand your reports accurately. The doctor will also advise and prescribe medicines, if required, based on the results.

Question 9

Is the calprotectin test definitive?

Accepted Answer

Although it isn’t always a reliable test, the fecal calprotectin level can help diagnose intestinal problems. More intrusive examinations, such as a colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy, may be unnecessary due to the information it offers. They may give false-positive results if another underlying inflammatory illness elsewhere in the body, such as cancer, ulcers, or parasite infections, abnormally boosts calprotectin levels. Normal calprotectin levels may not imply the absence of IBD.

Question 10

What other tests usually recommended along with the calprotectin test?

Accepted Answer

This test measures calprotectin levels in stool to detect inflammation in the intestines. This test is enough to identify the calprotectin levels in the body. Generally, no other tests are prescribed with the given test. But you must consult with a doctor before going for the test to see if there is any other ailment associated with it or not.

Question 11

What diseases can be detected through the calprotectin test?

Accepted Answer

The calprotectin test is a valuable diagnostic mechanism to monitor people with inflammatory bowel disease. It can also help in identifying other existing conditions in patients. These ailments include Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, indeterminate colitis. It also distinguishes it from irritable bowel syndrome.
It is also necessary to monitor inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) treatment. The measurement of fecal calprotectin levels is also essential in pediatrics and neonatology. Calprotectin’s high sensitivity and specificity make it a better choice for identifying bowel information in infants and neonates.

Question 12

How can I download my calprotectin test report?

Accepted Answer

Within the next 48–72 hours of sample collection, you will be able to receive your test results. The process is as follows:

Login to MFine
Go to your profile
Click on Attachment and Reports
Click on Lab Report 
Download the report

Question 13

Are there any discount offers running on Calprotectin Test in Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

Usually, you can avail yourself up to a 50% discount on the calprotectin test through MFine. However, the discount and test price may vary based on lab partner and location.

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