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Coronavirus COVID-19 Monitoring blood test at home - D Dimer test, CRP, CBC, Ferritin, LDH, IL-6 plus

Rs. 4,000

Rs. 3,500

Without IL-6

With IL-6

CBC with NLR
D-DIMER, CRP, FERRITIN, ESR, LDH
KIDNEY FUNCTION
LIVER FUNCTION
INTERLEUKIN IL-6 (Add On)

RBC
Hemoglobin
Hematocrit
MCV
MCH
MCHC
Platelets
RDW
Total WBC
Neutrophils
Lymphocytes
Monocytes
Eosinophils
Basophils

D-Dimer
CRP (C-Reactive Protein)
Ferritin
ESR
LDH

BUN
Creatinine
BUN/Creatinine Ratio
Uric Acid

Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP)
SGOT (AST)
SGPT (ALT)
Gamma Glutamyl Transferase (GGT)
Protein, Total
Albumin
Globulin
Albumin/Globulin Ratio
Bilirubin, Total
Bilirubin, Direct
Bilirubin, Indirect

IL-6

Offer: Express same day sample collection

Sample Required: Blood

Test Mode: At Home

Turn Around Time: 24-48 hours

Fasting Time: None

Recommended for: 18+ years

About this COVID Monitoring test

Purpose: Detect Health Complications early during Infection Day 1 to Day 10

Once someone is confirmed COVID positive, the disease severity needs to be assessed early on. These tests are required for monitoring the patient's health status through out the course of the disease.

Blood Health

CBC with NLR In COVID patients, monitoring white blood cells, NLR ratio, Platelets count is critical to understand disease severity

D Dimer meaning

D Dimer is one of the fibrin degradation products. It is a type of protein which is produced when a blood clot dissolves in the body. D-Dimer usually goes undetectable unless the body is forming or breaking down the blood clots and the range of D-Dimer changes in the blood. To check the level of D Dimer in the blood, a D-Dimer blood test is conducted.

What is a normal D Dimer test result?

The normal range for D dimer concentrations in the blood should be around 0.5 mg/l of blood to 500 ng/ml of blood. A normal D dimer lab test result will reveal a negative result, which indicates that vein thrombosis has not occurred. People who yield negative or normal D-dimer levels in the blood test results are most likely not suffering from any acute medical condition or disorder that can trigger abnormal blood clotting formation and break down.

D Dimer blood test for COVID - 19

A D - dimer blood test helps in detection of blood clots in the body when COVID-19 becomes serious. When the severity of coronavirus increases, blood clot formation occurs in the lungs and in the body, hampering the blood circulation. The body tries to break down these clots and produces D dimer which is detectable for up to eight hours after formation and is present until the time the kidney clears it out.

Interleukin IL-6 Indicator of inflammatory response and viral cytokine storm

Inflammation

CRP test meaning

C-reactive protein (CRP) is a blood test marker for inflammation in the body. CRP is produced in the liver and its level is measured by testing the blood.

Normal range for CRP test

When the body develops an inflammation due to any injury or infection, higher CRP levels are detected. Values less than 10 milligrams per litre (10mg/L), is considered C-reactive protein normal range.

CRP test for COVID-19 meaning

CRP test for COVID-19 patients is done to check inflammation and level of infection in the body. This CRP blood test integrates signals from a number of different proteins involved in inflammation, called cytokines, to provide doctors a clear picture of the patient's inflammatory activity.

ESR is useful for the early indicator of Inflammation

LDH Indicator of cytokine mediated tissue damage and is an indicator of inflammation. LDH is present in many kinds of organs and tissue throughout the body including liver, heart, lymph etc

Ferritin Indicators of Inflammation and correlate with severity of COVID 19

Organ Health

Kidney Function useful is accessing acute kidney injury during COVID

Liver Function measures the critical liver enzymes which is an signs of liver dysfunction

Who should do this test

Patient with confirmed COVID-19 infection across different stages of progressions
Earlier identification and timely treatment for COVID-19 patients

Who is it for ?

What should I do after the test?

What will I discover through this test?

Guidelines

FAQs

What Is the D-Dimer Test?

The D dimer test is used as a monitoring test for Covid 19
and is recommended for individuals that may be at risk of secondary conditions
as a result of Covid. D dimer is a protein fragment and a fibrin degradation
fragment that is present in the blood after a blood clot is degraded by
fibrinolysis. If you have Covid 19 then a Dimer test is a recommended test as
determined by the IFCC guidelines.

If you have an injury in your body, you have a blood
clotting response that prevents further degradation. However, if you have a
blood clot in your body along with a clotting disorder then your body may
prevent its dissolving after recovery. These conditions can be dangerous and
even life threatening which is why doctors recommend a D dimer test to test
your values.

In some cases, patients can also develop disseminated
intravascular coagulation DIC in which case a D dimer test is necessary. By
using the at home kit provided by MyDiagnostics, you can collect a blood sample
and send it to the testing lab for your results.

Why do I need a D-dimer test?

Studies have shown a high correlation between severity and
outcomes of Covid for patients that have elevated d dimer levels. While a large
number of patients with Covid will experience respiratory infection symptoms,
the virus can spread causing secondary conditions related to acute lung injury,
ARDS, and organ dysfunction.

Generally d dimer levels are undetectable or are detectable
at lower levels. However, when your body is breaking down clots, the levels of
d dimer in the body can be detected. While it is commonly used to detect Deep
vein thrombosis (DVT), a Pulmonary embolism (PE), and DIC, it is also being
used to detect the severity of Covid. Patients that experience issues with
blood clotting disorder in their lungs need this test to determine the extent
of the problem.

The testing group of D-dimer test, CRP, CBC, Interleukin-6
etc. is vital to monitoring the severity of Covid 19 and whether immediate
medical interventions are necessary. By tracking D dimer level in a patient,
doctors can track associated risk factors across multiple tests.

What happens during a D-dimer test?

D dimer test is a blood test designed to test elevated
levels of D dimer in the body. The test is designed to rule out fragment d
dimer and to track the symptoms of a patient with Covid 19. The at home D dimer
test will involve a home blood sample collection kit that will provide the
details for D-dimer testing.

There are no special requirements or pre-requisites for the
test, and the samples are processed at the NABL lab. The results will be made
available via email within 24-48 hours, giving patients immediate insights for
their condition.

There are no strict guidelines as to how many times you may
have to test for D dimer, which is why it can be performed multiple times to
monitor the progression of Covid in the body. Your blood test will aid in
determining if your body has a clotting problem caused due to Covid.

What does an elevated D Dimer blood test mean?

An elevated level of D dimer in the body indicates a
presence of a lot of blood clots all over the body. In COVID patients this
indicates the severity of the disease. It assesses if the patient is going to
need oxygen in future because of their high D-dimer levels.

What does a CRP test positive mean?

The CRP test result varies, according to age, gender, health
history, and the method used for the test. A high CRP level may be moderately
or dangerously elevated. The C-reactive protein level between 10mg/L and
100mg/L is considered moderately high, and that above 100mg/L is considered
dangerously high.

Does aspirin affect D-dimer test?

According to a clinical phase IV study, Fibrin dimer (D -
dimer) increase is found among people who take Aspirin, especially for people
who are female, more than 60 years old and have been taking the drug for more
than 1 month.

What can cause an elevated d dimer test?

An elevated d-dimer level in the body occurs due to
increased clot formation (and hence an increase in production of its
dissolution factors by the body) which can be a consequence of a lot of
conditions with deep vein thrombosis (DVT) being the most common. However,
given the pandemic situation, an elevated d-dimer in the body is also a
consequence of increased severity of COVID-19.

What is a CRP quantitative test?

The C-- Reactive-Protein- Quantitative test is often
carried out to determine the level of C protein in the blood as high
levels of C-protein is often taken as an indication of inflammation and
infection in the body.

Are home visits safe for patients in these times

The field teams follow strict covid-appropriate protocols
e.g. wearing masks, PPE and regularly sanitizing hands etc

How will I receive the test report ?

The reports will be delivered to you via email within 24- 48
hours. You are advised to visit your referring doctor with the report for the
ﬁnal interpretation.

How accurate are the results ?

The sample is collected by trained and qualified
phlebotomists and tests are run at highest quality NABL labs for ensuring
accurate results. The results are highly accurate and it is best to get
multiple tests done to track the severity of Covid. Your doctor can provide the
best way forward in terms of treatment and monitoring.

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