Immunology
Tests evaluating immune responses, allergies, antibodies, and related health conditions.
Your immune system protects your body from infections, but changes in immune responses can sometimes contribute to allergies, inflammation, or autoimmune conditions. Immunology tests help doctors examine specific immune markers to understand what may be affecting your health.
At The Modern Hospital, immunology testing supports the evaluation of immune-related concerns through 60+ specialised tests. These investigations provide doctors with detailed information about antibodies, immune responses, and other markers linked to different conditions.
Immunology Tests Include:
The Modern Hospital’s immunology services cover 5 key areas of immune system evaluation:
1. Allergy Testing
Allergy tests identify immune responses triggered by specific substances such as foods, environmental allergens, or other triggers. These investigations may help evaluate concerns related to:
Seasonal allergies
Food allergies
Skin-related allergic reactions
Breathing-related allergic symptoms
Allergy blood tests commonly assess immune responses linked with allergens through antibody-based testing.
2. Antibody Testing
Antibody tests measure proteins produced by your immune system in response to infections or other immune activity. Doctors recommend antibody testing for:
Evaluating immune responses
Supporting infection-related investigations
Assessing specific immune conditions
Antibody-based tests are used in various diagnostic settings to identify immune responses related to infections and other conditions.
3. Immunoglobulin Testing
Immunoglobulin tests measure antibody levels in the blood and provide information about immune system function. Common immunoglobulin assessments include:
IgA testing
IgG testing
IgM testing
IgE testing
These tests may be recommended when doctors are assessing immune deficiencies, allergies, or unusual infection patterns.
4. Autoimmune Testing
Autoimmune tests evaluate markers that may indicate abnormal immune activity, where the immune system reacts against the body’s own tissues. Doctors recommend autoimmune investigations when assessing:
Persistent inflammation
Joint-related concerns
Unexplained fatigue
Suspected autoimmune conditions
5. Immune Response Testing
These investigations examine specific aspects of immune function to provide doctors with additional information when routine tests are not enough.
Why Doctors Recommend Immunology Tests
Doctors may recommend immunology testing to:
Investigate recurring infections
Understand allergy-related symptoms
Evaluate autoimmune concerns
Monitor immune system activity
Support diagnosis of immune-related conditions
Detailed immune testing allows doctors to combine laboratory findings with your symptoms, medical history, and clinical assessment.
Immunology Testing at The Modern Hospital
The Modern Hospital provides diagnostic services that support patients requiring detailed immune system evaluation. Immunology investigations support care across specialties including:
Internal Medicine
Allergy-related care
Rheumatology
Paediatrics
Infectious disease management
With 60+ immunology investigations available, The Modern Hospital helps doctors access important laboratory information required for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Before Your Immunology Test
Before visiting The Modern Hospital:
Bring your doctor’s recommendation or prescription.
Share details about current medications and previous reports.
Inform the laboratory team about any recent infections or treatments.
Confirm whether any preparation is required for your specific test.
Following the correct instructions helps ensure your sample collection and results provide useful information for your doctor.
Tests
48 tests| Test |
|---|
| CA-125 |
| CMV(CYTOMEGALOVIRUS) IgG |
| CMV(CYTOMEGALOVIRUS)IGM |
| C-PEPTIDE |
| ESTROGEN (ESTRADIOL) |
| FERRITIN |
| FOLATE / FOLIC ACID |
| FREE T3 |
| FREE T4 |
| FSH |
| HBE ANTIGEN |
| HBsAG |
| HBSAG - ICT METHOD |
| HBs ANTIBODY |
| HCV - ICT METHOD |
| HEP BE ANTIBODY |
| HEP BE ANTIGEN |
| HEP.B . PROFILE |
| HEV IGM |
| HEV TOTAL |
| HIV - ICT METHOD |
| HOMOCYSTEINE |
| H.PYLORI IgG |
| IgA (IMMUNOGLOBULIN ) |
| IGE |
| IGG,IGM,IGA (IMMUNO GLOBULINS) |
| IgG (IMMUNOGLOBULING) |
| IGM (IMMUNOGLOBULIN ) |
| INSULIN |
| L H |
| PARATHYROID HORMONE |
| PROCALCITONIN |
| PROGESTRONE |
| PROLACTIN |
| PSA (PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN) |
| RBC FOLATE |
| RUBELLA IGG |
| RUBELLA IgG & IgM |
| RUBELLA IGM |
| SERUM LIPASE |
| T3 |
| T4 |
| TESTOSTERONE |
| TORCH SCREENING |
| TOXOPLASMOSIS (IgG) |
| TOXOPLASMOSIS (IgM) |
| TROPNIN-I - HS |
| TSH |
Test availability is from the hospital system and refreshed nightly. A doctor’s referral may be needed for some tests. Please contact us for current charges.
