The Fever Panel Basic is a comprehensive group of laboratory investigations used to help evaluate common infectious and inflammatory causes of fever. Since fever may result from bacterial, viral, parasitic, urinary conditions, this panel provides a broader assessment to support early diagnosis and timely medical management. This fever checkup package is commonly advised in individuals with persistent fever, chills, body aches, fatigue, or suspected infectious illness, especially during seasonal outbreaks and monsoon-related infections. At Torrent Diagnostics, testing is performed using global standards of laboratory practices, ensuring reliable results that support clinical decision-making.
Fever Panel Basic
Includes 30 Parameters
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About the Test
Why is the Test ?
Why is the Test Done? The Fever Panel Basic is used to evaluate common causes of fever and infection-related abnormalities. It is used to: • Screen for typhoid fever • Detect malaria infections • Assess infection-related blood count changes • Evaluate body inflammation through ESR • Identify urinary tract infections • Detect possible liver involvement through AST/ALT ratio • Support early diagnosis and treatment planning This fever test provides a multi-system overview in patients presenting with fever and related symptoms.
Who should take it ?
Who Should Get Tested? Symptoms Suggesting Infection or Fever-related Illness This fever profile test may be recommended if you experience: • Persistent fever • Chills or sweating • Body aches or weakness • Headache • Fatigue • Nausea or abdominal discomfort • Burning urination or urinary symptoms High-risk Groups • Individuals living in typhoid or malaria-prone areas • People exposed to contaminated food or water • Children and elderly individuals • People travelling to endemic regions • Individuals with recurrent fever episodes When Advised by a Doctor Doctors may recommend this fever blood test when: • Fever persists without a clear cause • Malaria or typhoid is suspected • Infection screening is required • Liver involvement needs evaluation during fever illness
Why is it done ?
How to Read the Results? The Fever Panel Basic combines multiple tests, and interpretation depends on the complete clinical picture. Result Interpretation Readings What it Means CBC Abnormalities May indicate bacterial, viral, or parasitic infection Elevated ESR Suggests inflammation or infection Positive Widal Test May indicate possible Typhoid Fever. Clinical correlation is important. Positive Malaria Antigen Test Suggests malaria infection due to Plasmodium vivax or Plasmodium falciparum Urine Abnormalities May indicate urinary tract infection or kidney involvement Abnormal AST/ALT Ratio May suggest liver stress, liver inflammation, or infection-related liver involvement Important Considerations • This fever test package is a screening and supportive diagnostic tool • Results should be interpreted with symptoms and medical history by a qualified medical practitioner. • Some infections may require confirmatory testing • Early diagnosis helps guide effective treatment and monitoring As followed in routine clinical practice, fever profile test provides a comprehensive initial evaluation for common infectious and inflammatory conditions associated with fever.
Preparation required?
No special preparation is usually required for the Fever Panel Basic. However, staying well-hydrated before sample collection is recommended. Inform your doctor or the laboratory about any medications, especially antibiotics or antimalarial drugs, as they may affect certain test results. Follow any additional instructions provided by your healthcare