Typhidot Elisa

The Typhidot ELISA Test is a blood-based antibody test used to detect immune responses against Salmonella Typhi, the bacteria responsible for typhoid fever.

The test helps healthcare professionals investigate suspected typhoid infection by detecting specific antibodies, commonly IgM and/or IgG, depending on the laboratory's testing method.

What Does This Test Check?

• Detects antibodies against Salmonella Typhi.

• Helps investigate suspected typhoid fever.

• May detect IgM antibodies associated with a recent immune response.

• May detect IgG antibodies indicating previous or ongoing exposure.

• Supports clinical evaluation alongside symptoms and other investigations.

Sample Requirements

• Sample Type: Blood (confirm serum or other specimen requirements with the laboratory)

• Required Quantity: Not specified in the source rate list

• Department: Microbiology / Serology

Patient Preparation

• Fasting is generally not required unless instructed by your doctor or laboratory.

• Inform your healthcare provider about any antibiotics or medications you are taking.

• Follow the laboratory's instructions for sample collection.

Important Information

A positive Typhidot ELISA result does not independently confirm active typhoid fever. Antibody results should be interpreted alongside symptoms, medical history, and other investigations. Blood culture may be recommended by your doctor for confirmation of infection.

Reporting Time: To be confirmed by the laboratory.

Please confirm test availability, exact sample type, and sample collection requirements with the laboratory before booking.