The Salmonella typhi IgG & IgM Antibody, Serum test helps identify antibodies produced against Salmonella typhi, the bacterium that causes typhoid fever. It aids in the diagnosis of recent or past infection when interpreted along with clinical symptoms and other laboratory findings.
Why is this test done?
Helps detect suspected typhoid fever.
Identifies both IgM (recent/current infection) and IgG (past exposure or later-stage infection) antibodies.
Supports diagnosis in patients with prolonged fever.
Assists doctors in deciding further investigations and treatment.
Who should get tested?
Individuals with persistent high fever.
People experiencing headache, weakness, abdominal pain, or loss of appetite.
Patients with suspected typhoid infection.
Those living in or returning from typhoid-prone regions.
Sample Required
🩸 Serum (Blood Sample)
Preparation
No fasting is required.
Inform your doctor about any recent infections or medications.