Anti- HIV (Western Blot Test)

What is Anti-HIV (Western Blot Test)?

Western Blots also known as protein immunoblots are used to detect specific types of proteins in a sample. In the case of the Anti-HIV western blot test, HIV proteins are observed in order to see any possibility of the antibodies in a person’s blood sticking to them.

This test is conducted only for one sole purpose which is to diagnose HIV.  It is not one of those routine tests which are conducted on a daily basis. 

Anti-HIV (Western Blot) Test Price in Pakistan

Anti-HIV antibody test price in Pakistan ranges between (2000-3000) Rupees. The anti-HIV test price varies depending upon the lab and city you are choosing to get your test. However, to get a discount on anti-HIV test prices in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Multan, and other major cities, you can book your anti-HIV western blot test from Healthwire

How Can I book Anti-HIV Test (Western Blot) Near Me?

You can easily book an Anti-HIV test online. For efficient service and affordable HIV western blot test prices in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and other major cities, you can rely on Healthwire. You can call us at 042352500989/02137130261 or click on the test for instant booking of the anti-HIV western blot test.

To book your test:

• You can simply click on the lab test online via our web healthwire.pk or Healthwire app 
• Select Anti-HIV (Western Blot) test or upload prescription
• Pay in cash or online (debit/credit card, jazzcash)
• Our representative will call you for confirmation.

You can also call us at 042352500989  or click on the test for instant booking. You can also avail discount on the HIV western blot test price if you book your test via healthwire.

When is an Anti-HIV (Western Blot Test) Performed?

If a person thinks that he/she is exposed to HIV the symptoms of the initial stages include:

• On and off sweating and constant fever
• Drastic weight loss
• Sores in the mouth and  genitals
• Diarrhea lasting for more than a week
• Brown and purple  blotches under the skin or inside the nose and mouth
• Unexplained fatigue and tiredness
• Pneumonia 
• Swelling of lymph glands (armpits, neck, and groin)

How to Interpret an Anti-HIV (Western Blot Test)?

The test only comes out as positive, negative and indeterminate.

• If the test says non-reactive or negative then you are HIV negative. 

• If it comes out positive or reactive then it means that you are suffering from the disease of HIV. 

• Indeterminate indicates that the result is unclear and needs to be repeated.