Blood Test Guide India | Normal Ranges, Reports & Meanings

Allergy Food Panel Test Explained: IgE, Common Food Allergies, Normal Range & Report Reading (India 2026) फूड एलर्जी पैनल टेस्ट गाइड: IgE कैसे काम करता है, Common Food Allergies, Class 0–6 Report Reading, Food Intolerance vs Allergy — पूरी जानकारी A plain-language guide for patients & families · भारतीय मरीज़ों के लिए सरल मार्गदर्शिका Your child breaks out in hives every time they eat certain foods, or you develop abdominal cramps, bloating, and loose stools within an hour of eating wheat or dairy. Your allergist or gastroenterologist has ordered a "Food Allergy Panel" or "Food-Specific IgE" test — and the report has come back with a series of foods listed with numbers like 0.15, 3.8, 45.2, and a "Class" column showing Class 0, Class 2, Class 4. What do these numbers mean? Which foods are you actually allergic to? How reliable is this test? And critically — is what you experience a true IgE-mediated food allergy or a non-IgE foo...

HAV Test Explained: Hepatitis A Virus, IgM & IgG Antibodies, Normal Range & Report Reading (India 2026) HAV टेस्ट गाइड: Hepatitis A वायरस, Anti-HAV IgM और IgG, रिपोर्ट कैसे पढ़ें, Vaccine Immunity — पूरी जानकारी A plain-language guide for patients & families · भारतीय मरीज़ों के लिए सरल मार्गदर्शिका Your child or young adult family member has developed acute jaundice — yellow eyes, dark urine, severe fatigue, loss of appetite, and nausea — and the doctor has ordered an HAV (Hepatitis A Virus) antibody test alongside liver function tests. Or you want to check whether your Hepatitis A vaccination has produced adequate immunity before travelling to a high-risk area. Or your lab report shows "Anti-HAV IgG Reactive" and you don't know whether this is a concern. Hepatitis A is the second most common cause of acute viral hepatitis in India (after Hepatitis E) — it is a food- and water-borne viral illness predominantly affecting children and young ...