Western Nile Choir examination: The investigation and analysis of the results

Western Virus -Test investigated the sponsorship of the Western Nile Choir examination is a simple blood test, which aims to detect the virus that causes Western Nile fever by finding antibodies against the virus in the blood. The virus is usually transmitted by a mosquito bite, and it can cause infection in the central nervous system, ie in the brain and spinal cord. The infection of the Western Nile virus can be infected after exposure to blood infected with the virus, and this disease usually appears in a person without clinical signs, but it can sometimes be accompanied by nausea, abdominal pain, rash and diarrhea. In some rare cases, if the virus enters into the tissue of the nervous system, it can cause brain or meningitis, accompanied by symptoms and nervous signs, the most important of which is the following: headaches. fever. The neck and others. When is the examination performed? The antibodies are examined if there is a clinical suspicion of infection, due to severe fever accompanied by signs and nerve symptoms, which indicate the presence of infection in the central nervous system. Sometimes the test is performed to the spinal tap examination, which showed improper results and caused the suspicion of a viral infection. The risk category people with other infectious diseases transmitted by the blood, such as: hepatitis, HIV, HIV, to inform the medical staff to do so before the investigation, and it is worth mentioning that infectious diseases do not have an obstacle to doing a Western Nile fever, but the medical staff should provide the medical staff. Revelatives related to the investigation The diseases associated with this investigation include the following: Western Nile fever. Menitoms west of the Nile. encephalitis. Hoekitis. How to conduct the investigation is traveled by a blood sample of the arm, and this investigation usually takes about 5 minutes, and there is no need for special preparations before it is subjected to it. General warnings in many rare cases can prevent the following complications during the investigation: Excessive bleeding on the needle access site. Blood accumulation under the skin. Dizziness or faint if you see blood. Infection on the needle ground. Results -Analysis usually shows the results of the antibody within hours until the results can be clarified as follows in one day: 1. The correct results contain proper results for the following examination: IGM -AnTi -Gyroscopes (IGM -Immunglobulin M): Negative Anti -Gyroscopes (IGG -Immunglobulin G): Negative and it means it was no exposure to the virus. 2. Insect results contain improper results for the following examination: There is an infection with the virus in the past, but the disease is inactive, including the following results: IGM -Immunoglobulin: Negative. IGG: Positive. There has recently been a viral infection, the risk of developing the disease and an active disease that needs treatment, and the results include: IGM -Immunoglobulin: Positive. IGG Anti -Gycoline: Negative. There is an infection with the virus in the past, the risk of developing the disease, and the risk of an active disease, which requires treatment. IGM -Immunoglobulin: Positive. IGG: Positive.