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Rapid Malaria Test in Gurgaon

Avail rapid malaria test in Gurgaon through MFine. You can book your rapid malaria test from the reputed lab partners of MFine and get samples collected from your doorstep. Post your rapid malaria test sample collection, and the test reports will be available for download within the next 48 hours. Rapid Malaria Test is usually recommended when you observe symptoms that may be due to malaria, including high fever accompanied by chills and shivering, loss of appetite, and nausea or vomiting... View more

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How to book a Rapid Malaria Test in Gurgaon?

Set Gurgaon as location, select Lab Partner, add your address, and book a slot

A certified lab technician will be assigned for sample collection

A lab technician will collect your Rapid Malaria Test sample in the scheduled slot

Your test reports will be available for download within the next 48–72 hours

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Our senior doctor will share advice and prescription based on your results

What is a Rapid Malaria Test used for?

A Rapid Malaria Test, also known as a Malaria Rapid Diagnostic Test, is a non-invasive method of determining the presence of particular malaria antigens or parasites in a person’s blood. The rapid malaria test is mainly used to diagnose malaria, and it aids in detecting the malaria parasites or antigens present in the human blood.

This test is a quick way of knowing whether you have malaria or not. The blood is taken from the prick of the finger and is then placed on the test strip. It changes the color to show the result of the test.

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What is included in the Rapid Malaria Test?

Generally, the rapid tests are accurate, but not as much as the standard lab tests. But these tests are easy to use, require a little sample, do not require any special equipment, and the results are quick RTDs come in a variety of forms, such as dipstick, cassette, or hybrids. They are often relatively simple to use, needing no specialized skills and little training, regardless of the format. They don’t require any infrastructure or equipment and maybe utilized right at the point of treatment, even in the most distant locations.

There are various rapid test kits available that enable the detection of antigens that come from malaria parasites. In instances where a good microscopic diagnosis is not accessible, these “Rapid Diagnostic Tests” (RDTs) are a viable alternative to microscopy.

Procedure for the Rapid Malaria Test

The procedure for the rapid malaria test is quick and easy. The lab technician will arrive at your convenient time slot to take your blood sample.

The rapid malaria test mainly includes the following procedure:

You have to provide a sample of blood. If the malarial antigen is present, the sample is combined with a special substance that will trigger a chemical reaction.
You will get to see the result on the rapid test cassette or dipstick. A dipstick is a thin plastic strip that has been chemically coated. When the dipstick is inserted into the sample, it will change colors if the test is positive. A quick test cassette is a compact plastic casing with a well where the sample is stored. To signify the outcome, the well will display a letter or a symbol.

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How to prepare for a Rapid Malaria Test?

You do not need special preparation for this test. But make sure to inform the doctor about the medications that you might be taking for any underlying condition. Your doctor will diagnose malaria. Your doctor will check your medical history, including any recent trip to tropical regions, during your visit. A physical examination will also be carried out.

Things to consider after the Rapid Malaria Test is complete

You don’t need to consider any special precaution after the test is complete.

*What types of infection can a Rapid Malaria Test detect?

Malaria Parasite Test is a pathology test used to identify the presence of parasitic organisms that cause malaria. This test necessitates the collection of a patient’s venous blood sample. Malaria parasite tests are available in most pathology labs.

Plasmodium parasites, which are carried by Anopheles mosquitoes, cause malaria. Female mosquitoes only transfer the malaria parasites. When a mosquito bites a person with malaria, the parasites in the blood are consumed by the insect. When a mosquito bites another individual, the parasites are transmitted to them. This is how the infection spreads.

How much does the Rapid Malaria Test cost?*

The cost of rapid malaria tests differs from one lab to another. Several factors like your location, preferred lab partner, sample collection time, etc., can affect the cost of this test. Usually, this test may cost around Rs 60 to Rs. 600.

*Disclaimer: The value varies based on location, time, and your preferred lab partner.

How long does it take to get results for the Rapid Malaria Test?

You can expect rapid malaria test results within 24 to 48 hours after the sample is collected. However, in certain cases, depending on the location, medical advice, and preferred lab partner, it may take longer.

What do abnormal Rapid Malaria Test results indicate?

If the test shows a positive result, this will indicate the presence of the malarial antigen in your body, and hence, it would mean that you are infected with malaria. In case the test shows a negative result, it means that you are not infected. In some instances, the result may not be clear, which may indicate that you need to perform the test again. However, it is always better to consult the doctor to interpret the result better.

Disclaimer: Please consult with your doctor to interpret the test reports.

Is a Rapid Malaria Test a definitive test?

The majority of fast tests are correct, although not to the same degree as regular lab testing. However, these tests are simple, require minimal material, require no special equipment, and provide speedy results. Rapid Diagnostic Tests (RDTs) for malaria aid in identifying the disease by demonstrating the presence of malaria parasites in human blood. RDTs are a viable alternative to clinical diagnosis or microscopy in situations when high-quality microscopy services are unavailable.

How to read the Rapid Malaria Test report?

The report shows two columns, “C” and “T.” If there is a line in both the “C” column and “T” column, it indicates that the patient has malaria. If there is a line in the “C” column but no line in the “T” column, it means that the patient does not have malaria. A typical test results in a negative result, indicating no Plasmodium parasites in your blood. A positive result indicates that the parasites are present in your blood and that you may be suffering from malaria.

When blood draws and smears aren’t accessible, this is also known as RDT or antigen testing. Blood is drawn from a prick on your finger and placed on a test strip, which changes color to indicate whether or not you have malaria.

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Why book a Rapid Malaria Test?

Rapid diagnostic tests have particular value as epidemiological tools and are used as diagnostics. They enable rapid screening of a potentially affected population and can be used as a test of cure to determine the presence of an infection. If you are experiencing the symptoms of malaria, you must book a rapid diagnostic test and get yourself tested for the same.

Testing is done to aid in the diagnosis of malaria, the monitoring of relapses, and the determination of the parasite’s medication susceptibility. Malaria is diagnosed by the use of blood smears or the rapid testing method.

Rapid Malaria Test at home – how does it work?

The Rapid Malaria Test is just like any other blood test. A lab technician visits your home when you book your tests through the MFine app. The lab technician first cleans the arm and then inserts a syringe into a vein. The required amount of blood is then taken into a vial. The lab technician then removes the needle and places cotton wool or a bandage over the prick.

Are there any risks involved with the Rapid Malaria Test?

There is no such risk involved with the rapid malaria test. Men and women both can get this test done regardless of their age to know if they have been infected with malaria. But you should let your doctor know about any underlying condition or any medication you might be having before getting this test done.

What can affect the results of a Rapid Malaria Test?

Malaria rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) are easy to use and yield findings fast, making treatment decisions swiftly. On the other hand, the accuracy and applicability of RDT data depend on several elements, including the RDT’s quality, storage, transportation, and end-user performance.

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Why book a Rapid Malaria Test?

Malaria is not a new disease. Its cause, as well as symptoms, are widely known. Though it is not a communicable disease, it can spread quickly due to the presence of mosquitoes that are the carrier of the malarial parasites. If diagnosed and treated early, the patient can get well very quickly. However, if ignored or if treatment is delayed, the same disease can turn fatal.
Thus, early detection of the disease is critical. As soon as one experiences symptoms that may be malaria, it is recommended to book and get a rapid malaria test done. It is better to be sure whether the symptoms are due to malaria or some other disease like the common flu.

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What does the Rapid Malaria Test measure?

The rapid malaria test is specifically designed to identify the presence of malarial infection in a patient. As is obvious from the name, it is a quick diagnostic test to find out whether the infection is present or absent. This is done by identifying the presence of antigens (proteins) caused by the malarial parasites.
There are 4 distinct types of malarial parasites that affect humans. Rapid Malaria tests are designed to measure the presence of the antigens due to each of these 4 different parasites. While MP tests are recommended for a more detailed analysis, the rapid malaria test is a great indicative test, as it measures the presence of specific antigens.

What Preparation is needed for Rapid Malaria Test?

Malarial infection is caused by the presence of malarial parasites in human blood. There is no specific preparation needed before the test since the presence of these parasites is not affected by other factors.

What happens to your test sample?

For further processing, the rapid malaria test sample will be sent to your preferred lab in Gurgaon that you chose while booking the test.

What do abnormal results indicate?

Designed to quickly identify the presence of malarial infection in humans, the rapid malaria test works on a simple principle. In this test, the technicians look for the presence of antigens from one of the four types of malarial parasites that are known to affect humans. The presence of antigens confirms malarial infection, whereas the absence of antigens shows that the person is not suffering from malaria.
A positive result of the rapid malaria test means that the antigens have been found in the blood sample. This means that the person whose sample is being evaluated has a malarial infection
On the other hand, a negative result of the rapid malaria test shows the absence of the antigen, meaning the person is not having malaria.

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Frequently Asked Questions | FAQs

Can I avail at-home sample collection in Sector 70, Gurgaon?

Yes, our lab partners network has a huge number of partners in Sector 70, Gurgaon. The list of partners offering at-home sample collection at Sector 70 is available in the app. You can choose your preferred partner at the time of making the booking. When making the booking, add the correct PIN Code to get an accurate listing of partners in your area.

What is the cost of the Rapid Malaria Test in Gurgaon?

The cost of the rapid malaria test varies slightly, depending on the area and the selected lab partner. The prices offered by individual labs are listed on the app. Typically, the costs range from INR 250 to INR 500, including a home visit and collection of blood samples.

I am staying at Laxman Vihar, Gurgaon. Can I book a Rapid Malaria Test for my father staying in New Colony, Gurgaon?

Yes, you can. A rapid malaria test can be booked for any location in Gurgaon. In case you are making the booking for someone else, please add their address when making the booking. This helps identify our lab partners from their area that provide the at-home sample collection facility.

How can I schedule my appointment for the Rapid Malaria Test sample collection?

Scheduling an appointment is very simple with the app. You need to set your location, enter your address and select one from the list of our lab partners. Once you enter this information, you can book your sample collection. A skilled technician from our partner will collect the blood sample from the specified address.

Is the lab technician coming for Rapid Malaria Test sample collection vaccinated?

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.

When is the Rapid Malaria Test recommended?

A rapid malaria test is recommended when one needs to confirm that their symptoms are due to malaria and not the common flu. The symptoms of both these are similar and hence require a test to identify the correct cause. So, it is recommended to get the rapid malaria test done as early as possible.

Is a prescription required to book a Rapid Malaria Test?

The rapid malaria test is a diagnostic test to identify the presence of malarial infection in a patient and can be done with or without a prescription. When recommended by a doctor, it is accompanied by a prescription. However, the test can be conducted without a prescription as well.

Does MFine provide result interpretation along with the reports?

Yes. MFine provides result interpretation along with the reports. Also, you will be able to avail of a free doctor consultation after the rapid malaria test to understand your reports accurately. Our doctor will also advise and prescribe medicines based on the results.

Is the Rapid Malaria Test a definitive test?

No, the rapid malaria test is not a definitive test. It is an indicative test that indicates the presence of malarial antigens in the bloodstream. A definitive test for malaria is a microscopy-based MP test.

What are the other tests that are usually recommended along with the rapid malaria test?

There are no other tests that are required along with the rapid malaria test since this is sufficient to identify the presence of malarial infection. However, to get more definitive results, a microscopy-based MP test is preferred.

What diseases can be detected through the Rapid Malaria Test?

No other diseases can be detected through the rapid malaria test since this involves the identification of antigens for malarial parasites. Thus, it is used specifically for malarial infection detection.

How can I download my Rapid Malaria Test report?

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Are there any discount offers running on Rapid Malaria Test in Gurgaon?

Usually, you can avail of up to a 50% discount on rapid malaria tests, through the MFine app. However, the discount and test price may vary based on lab partner and location

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