Why your doctor may advise this test
To explore symptoms that may involve the immune system.
To check selected antibodies linked with autoimmune conditions.
To support an allergy assessment when the symptoms fit.
What happens during the test
A small blood sample is usually collected.
The lab measures the immune marker named on your request.
The doctor reviews the results together with your history.
How to prepare
Tell your doctor about medicines and ongoing treatment.
Bring any previous relevant reports.
Confirm any test-specific preparation with the centre.
Understanding your result
A positive result does not always mean you have a disease. For example, an antibody result may need more tests or a specialist review before it can be understood.
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Frequently asked questions
Does a positive ANA test mean I have lupus?+
No. ANA is only one clue. Your symptoms and other tests matter.
Can a blood allergy test predict how severe a reaction will be?+
No. A blood result does not reliably tell how severe a future reaction may be.
Do I need to fast?+
Often not, but ask about the exact test.
Can I choose an immune test myself?+
It is best to discuss the right test with your doctor, because different tests answer different questions.
The information on this page is for general patient education and does not replace medical advice. Please follow your doctor's instructions and confirm test availability, preparation rules and reporting timelines with Lakhotia Diagnostics before booking.