Detect silent infections
Many infections (Hepatitis, HIV, Syphilis) can be asymptomatic for years – screening identifies them early, preventing long‑term complications and transmission.
Infection screening is a set of blood and serological tests designed to detect the presence of infectious diseases – from viral and bacterial infections to parasitic and vector‑borne illnesses. Early detection of infections is crucial for timely treatment, preventing complications, and protecting the health of your family and community. Common infections we screen for include HIV, Hepatitis B & C, Syphilis, Dengue, Malaria, Typhoid, COVID-19, and more.
Infections can present with non‑specific symptoms like fever, fatigue, or body aches – or they can be completely silent. Regular screening, especially if you are at risk, are pregnant, or planning surgery, ensures early diagnosis and appropriate management. Infection screening is also essential for blood transfusions, organ transplants, and pre‑operative assessments.
At Amytri, our infection screening tests are performed using highly sensitive immunoassay analysers and molecular methods (PCR). All results are validated by experienced pathologists and shared with your physician. We offer home sample collection for your convenience, ensuring you get tested safely and comfortably.
Infections are a leading cause of illness worldwide. Timely screening allows for early treatment, reduces complications, and prevents transmission to others.
Many infections (Hepatitis, HIV, Syphilis) can be asymptomatic for years – screening identifies them early, preventing long‑term complications and transmission.
For chronic infections like HIV and Hepatitis B/C, regular viral load and serology testing monitor disease activity and guide treatment decisions.
Early diagnosis allows you to take precautions to prevent spreading infections to partners, family members, or healthcare workers – protecting your community.
We offer a full spectrum of infection screening tests – from rapid point‑of‑care tests to highly sensitive molecular diagnostics (PCR).
Combined HIV p24 antigen and antibody test – detects infection earlier than antibody‑only tests. Confirmatory Western Blot and PCR (viral load) available for diagnosis and monitoring.
HBsAg, Anti‑HCV, Anti‑HAV, and confirmatory tests (HBV DNA, HCV RNA, genotypes). Essential for diagnosis, vaccination assessment, and monitoring chronic hepatitis.
VDRL/RPR screening with TPHA confirmation – essential for antenatal screening, sexually transmitted infection work‑up, and neurosyphilis evaluation.
NS1 Antigen (early detection), IgM/IgG antibodies for acute and past infection. Essential during monsoon season and for febrile illness differential.
Malaria Rapid Antigen Test (Pf/Pv) and Thick/Thin Smear. Widal Test and Typhoid IgM/IgG for enteric fever. Early detection prevents severe complications.
RT‑PCR (Gold Standard), Rapid Antigen Test, and IgG/IgM Antibody testing for infection and immunity assessment. Travel‑certified reports available.
Quantiferon TB Gold (IGRA), Mantoux Test (TST), AFB Smear & Culture, and GeneXpert MTB/RIF for drug‑resistant TB detection.
Blood, urine, sputum, and wound cultures with antibiotic sensitivity – identifies the exact pathogen and guides targeted antimicrobial therapy.
Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, HSV, HPV, and Mycoplasma testing – essential for sexual health and fertility assessment.
Fasting is usually not required. However, some tests (like HIV, Hepatitis) may require specific timing after exposure – our team will guide you. Wear comfortable clothing for blood draw.
A trained phlebotomist or technician collects the required sample – blood, urine, or swab (throat, nasal, wound). For certain tests (e.g., COVID-19), we follow strict infection control protocols. Home collection is available for most tests.
Samples are processed using rapid tests, ELISA, chemiluminescence immunoassay (CLIA), or molecular methods (PCR) – depending on the test. Results are reviewed by pathologists.
Turnaround time varies – rapid tests (4–6 hours), serology (24–48 hours), PCR and cultures (2–3 days). We deliver reports via WhatsApp or email with interpretive notes.
Screening is essential for anyone at risk – as well as for routine health checks, travel, and pre‑operative assessment.
Persistent symptoms may indicate chronic infection – screening helps identify the cause and guide treatment.
Infection screening (HIV, Hepatitis B/C) is often required before surgery or invasive procedures to ensure patient and staff safety.
Routine antenatal screening for HIV, Hepatitis B, Syphilis, and Rubella is essential to prevent mother‑to‑child transmission and ensure a healthy pregnancy.
If you have travelled to regions with high prevalence of Dengue, Malaria, Typhoid, or COVID-19, screening is recommended for peace of mind.
Regular STI screening (HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis B) is recommended for sexually active individuals, especially with multiple partners or new relationships.
If you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19, TB, Hepatitis, or other infections, screening helps determine if you have been infected and guides isolation or treatment.
Dr. Abhishek oversees all infection screening at Amytri, ensuring the highest accuracy and adherence to international guidelines. He works closely with infectious disease specialists, physicians, and gynaecologists to interpret complex serology and molecular results – guiding further investigation, treatment, and prevention.
Infection screening can be a stressful experience – having your partner or family member with you provides support, shared understanding, and a second set of ears for the results.
We welcome partners during sample collection and result discussions. They can ask questions, help remember the doctor's advice, and support you through the journey – whether it's screening, treatment, or prevention.
Infection screening is a set of tests that detect the presence of infectious diseases – including viral (HIV, Hepatitis, COVID-19), bacterial (Syphilis, Typhoid), and parasitic (Malaria, Dengue) infections – allowing for early diagnosis and treatment.
Fasting is usually not required for most infection screening tests. However, some tests may have specific requirements – our team will guide you based on the tests ordered.
Our tests are highly accurate – using ELISA, CLIA, and PCR methods with stringent quality controls. However, some tests have a "window period" (e.g., HIV) where they may be negative despite infection. We follow international guidelines for testing and confirmation.
Turnaround time varies – rapid tests (4–6 hours), serology (24–48 hours), PCR and cultures (2–3 days). We deliver reports via WhatsApp or email.
Yes! We offer home sample collection for most infection screening tests. A trained phlebotomist will visit you at your convenience, following strict infection control protocols.
A prescription is recommended for targeted testing, but you can also walk in for screening. For HIV and STI screening, we offer confidential, non‑judgemental testing with pre‑test and post‑test counselling.
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