Rabies Antibodies Test: Information and Status

The Rabies Antibodies Test checks for antibodies against the rabies virus, often used to confirm immunity after vaccination. At healthcare nt sickcare, an ISO 9001:2015 and NABL-certified lab in Pune, we provide testing information, not medical advice. Below are details on the test, based on CDC guidelines. Consult a doctor for health concerns.

Specimen Required

• Serum: A blood sample (2–3 mL) is collected via venipuncture.
• Storage: Serum is separated and refrigerated until testing.
• Home collection was available in Pune for orders >₹1001, but this test is currently unavailable.

How to Prepare

• No Fasting: Fasting is not required.
• Inform Doctor: Share recent vaccinations or medications with your healthcare provider.
• Follow Guidelines: Adhere to our test preparation instructions for accurate results.

Normal Range

• Protective Level: ≥0.5 IU/mL indicates adequate immunity post-vaccination, per WHO standards.
• Below 0.5 IU/mL: May suggest insufficient immunity, requiring medical evaluation.
• Results vary by lab standards; consult a doctor for interpretation.

Related Testing Options

While this test is discontinued, explore our allergy blood tests or seasonal allergy testing for immune health insights.

People Also Ask

• What is a Rabies Antibodies Test? It measures antibodies to confirm immunity after rabies vaccination. Currently unavailable at our lab.
• Do I need to prepare for this test? No fasting needed, but inform your doctor about vaccinations. See our test preparation page.
• What does a low rabies antibody level mean? Levels below 0.5 IU/mL may indicate insufficient immunity. Consult a doctor, per our No Medical Advice policy.

Conclusion

The Rabies Antibodies Test, though discontinued at healthcare nt sickcare, helps assess immunity post-rabies vaccination. We remain committed to accurate testing in Pune. Explore our other tests or contact us at support@healthcarentsickcare.com or +91 9766060629 for updates.