The Adenovirus Antibody IgG, Serum test helps detect IgG antibodies against adenovirus in the blood. IgG antibodies usually indicate a past exposure or previous infection with adenovirus.
Adenoviruses are common viruses that can affect the:
Respiratory tract
Eyes
Intestines
Urinary tract
Why is this Test Done?
Doctors may recommend this test to:
Check previous adenovirus infection
Support diagnosis of viral illnesses
Evaluate immune response
Investigate recurrent respiratory or eye infections
Monitor exposure history in certain clinical conditions
Symptoms Associated with Adenovirus Infection
Fever
Sore throat
Cough
Runny nose
Red or watery eyes
Diarrhea
Fatigue
Sample Required
Sample Type: Blood (Serum)
Preparation
No special fasting required.
Understanding the Results
Positive IgG: Indicates past exposure or previous infection with adenovirus.
Negative IgG: No detectable past exposure or low antibody levels.