A test to see if you are immune from Hepatitis A.
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There are two types of antibodies against the Hepatitis A virus (HAV).
IgM (immunoglobulin M)is the first antibody the body produces following exposure to a virus. This test is employed to identify HAV infection in individuals showing signs of acute Hepatitis, including jaundice, dark urine, pale stools, fever, and loss of appetite. A specific test for HAV IgM antibody confirms a current or recent HAV infection.
In contrast, IgG (immunoglobulin G)antibodies appears later, increasing over several months, and typically persists for life, providing protection against reinfection by the same virus. It also develops post-vaccination. A positive HAV IgG result indicates a past infection or vaccination.
A total HAV antibody test detects both HAV IgM and HAV IgG antibodies. If the IgM test is negative, a positive total HAV antibody test suggests a past infection or vaccination.
The Hepatitis A Immunity Test detects levels of both IgM and IgG in your blood.
The Hepatitis A Immunity Test is highly accurate and reliable. It is designed by medical experts to give you a clear view of your Hepatitis A immunity.
This test requires just one blood sample. Once collected at your nearest Better2Know clinic, the sample is sent to our accredited laboratory for analysis.
You can expect your test results within one business day after your sample arrives at our laboratory. The results will be available in your Patient Area, which you can access using the login information emailed to you after you complete your booking. During the booking process, you can choose how you will be notified of your test results, whether by telephone call, email, or SMS message.
You can rest assured that the Hepatitis A Immunity Test will produce results that will remain strictly confidential.
To book the Hepatitis A Immunity Test, click "Get Started" to secure a test at a sexual health clinic near you.
Description provided by Better2Know.
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