Viral Infection Testing

Viral Infection Testing at Family Medicine & Dentistry of East Brunswick offers advanced diagnostics to identify and confirm the presence of viral infections.

Viral Infection Testing - Accurate Diagnosis for Your Health

Viral Infection Testing at Family Medicine & Dentistry of East Brunswick involves state-of-the-art tests designed to detect viral infections in the body. These tests include PCR, rapid antigen tests, antibody tests, and viral culture, providing detailed insights into a patient's condition. Whether you're concerned about common respiratory infections like COVID-19 or flu, or more specialized conditions like HIV or herpes, our testing options help guide accurate diagnoses. Early detection of viral infections is critical for effective treatment and recovery. Our team of healthcare professionals ensures personalized care and reliable results to support your well-being.

Understanding Viral Infections and the Importance of Timely Testing

Viral infections occur when viruses invade the body and begin to replicate, leading to various symptoms depending on the type of virus. Common viral infections include flu, COVID-19, herpes, HIV, and hepatitis. Symptoms may range from mild to severe, including fever, fatigue, and respiratory distress. Timely testing is essential for identifying the virus and differentiating between various infections. Viral Infection Testing allows healthcare providers to make informed decisions about treatment, whether through antiviral medications, supportive care, or preventive measures. Early diagnosis can also help prevent the spread of infections to others.

Quick and accurate results for fast diagnosis
Wide range of testing options for various viruses
Helps guide appropriate treatment and care
Essential for identifying past or present infections
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