COVID-19 (5-10 Days)

The COVID-19 package is designed to monitor your overall health condition during or after a COVID-19 infection, especially between 5–10 days of symptom onset or diagnosis. This comprehensive test helps evaluate the impact of the virus on key organs like the lungs, heart, kidneys, and liver. It includes blood studies to detect inflammation, infection, and immune response, while parameters like D-Dimer and CRP assess clotting risks and systemic inflammation — common complications in COVID-19 cases. Kidney and liver function tests reveal any underlying stress due to medications or the virus itself. Additionally, the COVID-19 Antigen test confirms ongoing infection status, and vital parameters like FBS, electrolytes, and cholesterol provide insight into how your body is coping overall. This package is a valuable tool for both active patients and those in recovery, helping you take timely action, avoid complications, and regain strength with confidence and peace of mind.

Original price was: ₹3,890.00.Current price is: ₹2,499.00.

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Tests

HAEMOGLOBIN

RBC

PCV

MCV

MCH

MCHC

RDW-CV

TOTAL COUNT

NEUTROPHILS

LYMPHOCYTES

EOSINOPHILS

MONOCYTES

BASOPHILS

PLATELET

ESR

FBS/RBS

Cholesterol Total

D-Dimer

UREA

Creatinine

Uric acid

Sodium

Potassium

Chloride

Bicarbonate

BILIRUBIN – TOTAL

BILIRUBIN – DIRECT

SGOT (AST) – UV IFCC

SGPT (ALT) – UV IFCC

Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP)

Total Protein

Albumin

GLOBULIN

ALBUMIN-GLOBULIN RATIO

CRP (C-Reactive Protein)

COVID-19 ANTIGEN TEST

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is included in the COVID-19 (5–10 Days) monitoring package?

This monitoring package includes inflammatory markers like CRP and D-Dimer, liver and kidney function tests, CBC, electrolytes, cholesterol, FBS, and a COVID Antigen test to evaluate infection severity, organ stress, and overall recovery status.

Why is this test package recommended between day 5 and day 10 of infection?

The COVID-19 (5–10 Days) panel is recommended because inflammation, clotting risks, lung stress, and organ complications typically appear during this period. Testing helps doctors detect worsening symptoms early, guide treatment decisions, and prevent severe COVID-related complications.

Can this package detect long COVID-related inflammation?

Yes, this profile can detect ongoing inflammation through markers like CRP, ESR, ferritin, and D-Dimer, helping identify lingering immune activity, fatigue causes, chest discomfort, and possible long COVID complications needing follow-up care.

Can the test show if COVID has affected my lungs?

While this COVID-19 package does not image the lungs, elevated CRP, D-Dimer, ferritin, lymphocyte count changes, and oxygen-related abnormalities can indirectly indicate lung inflammation, clotting tendencies, or early respiratory stress that may require additional evaluation.

What does it mean if my D-Dimer is high during infection?

A high D-Dimer during COVID-19 suggests increased clotting activity, which may indicate higher risk of complications like micro-clots, lung involvement, or worsening inflammation, prompting your doctor to assess severity, adjust treatment, or monitor progression more closely.

Does this COVID-19 (5–10 Days) package include a COVID Antigen test?

Yes, this package includes a COVID Antigen test to check active viral presence, monitor infectiousness, and confirm ongoing infection while other blood markers track inflammation, organ function, immune response, and overall health status.

Should I repeat this package after completing COVID treatment?

Repeating the COVID-19 panel after treatment is helpful if symptoms persist, inflammation remains high, or doctors need to confirm recovery of lungs, kidneys, and liver. Follow-up testing helps ensure complications are not developing and your body is stabilizing.

Do I need to fast before giving samples for this COVID profile?

Fasting is generally not required for this profile, but avoiding heavy meals helps improve accuracy for parameters like FBS and cholesterol. Hydration is recommended, and all other markers measure inflammation, infection, and organ function reliably.