Fever Profile (Basic)
First-line tests for fever without a clear cause.
- 6 tests
- Home sample collection available
₹2,500
What is included (6 tests)
Haematology
Fever & Infections
Urine & Stool
About the Fever Profile (Basic)
The basic fever profile covers first-line tests for fever without a clear cause: blood count, CRP, malaria antigen, Widal, dengue NS1 and urine examination. It is commonly advised in Delhi during the monsoon, when dengue, malaria and typhoid are frequent.
Symptoms and situations where this test helps
- Fever lasting more than two or three days
- Fever with chills, body ache, headache or rash
- Fever with low platelets or vomiting, as advised
- Fever after mosquito exposure or travel
Understanding your results
A low platelet count with a positive NS1 suggests dengue. A positive malaria antigen or smear points to malaria. A rising CRP and high white cell count suggest bacterial infection. Widal results need careful interpretation. Your doctor decides the next step.
What your doctor may advise next
Your doctor may add specific tests such as typhoid culture, dengue antibodies or a chest X-ray, and advise rest, fluids and medicines.
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How to prepare
- No fasting needed for the tests listed
- Tell us about medicines and supplements you take
- Carry your prescription, and your ID if you use the Jamia panel or CGHS
Frequently asked questions
When is dengue NS1 most useful?
In the first five days of fever. Later, antibody tests are more useful. Your doctor guides the choice.
Can the fever tests be done at home?
Yes. Our technician collects the sample at home in Delhi and Noida.
Do I need to fast for the Fever Profile (Basic)?
No special fasting is needed for the tests in this profile.
Can you collect the sample at home?
Yes. Send your address on WhatsApp and our technician will confirm a slot.
Can I add or remove tests?
Yes. Tell us what your doctor advised and we will adjust the profile and share the rate before you pay.
Profiles are screening tools. Your doctor interprets the results and decides on further tests.