Helicobacter pylori DNA – qualitative determination

600 UAH

Analysis on Helicobacter pylori DNA — a modern PCR test for qualitative detection of the causative agent of stomach and duodenal infections. The study is carried out from a sample of biomaterial by the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) method. The sample is taken Monday to Friday.

Description
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Helicobacter pylori — a bacterium that colonizes the gastric mucosa and is one of the main causes of gastritis, peptic ulcer disease, dyspepsia, and also increases the risk of developing oncological pathologies. For accurate detection of this infection in the laboratory Medilab Plus used PCR analysis for Helicobacter pylori DNA.

What does the analysis determine?

  • Availability genetic material (DNA) Helicobacter pylori

  • High quality definition — result "detected" or "not detected"«

  • The PCR method provides high accuracy even with minimal bacteria

When should this analysis be done?

  • At stomach pain, heartburn, nausea

  • At dyspepsia, heaviness after eating

  • In case suspicion of gastritis or ulcer

  • For monitoring the effectiveness of treatment after eradication

  • If available chronic stomach inflammation or family history of cancer

Reception of biomaterial

  • The fence is being built. Monday to Friday

  • You can clarify the type of sample (biopsy/feces/other material) with the administrator.

  • It is not recommended to take antibiotics or proton pump inhibitors before the test (unless agreed with your doctor)

Advantages of PCR analysis:

  • High sensitivity and specificity

  • Ability to detect even latent or mild forms of infection

  • Quick result - up to 1 – 2 business days

  • Ideal for post-treatment monitoring

Take the test for Helicobacter pylori DNA у Medilab Plus — means getting an accurate result and confidence in choosing treatment. Don’t delay if you feel discomfort — timely diagnosis protects your stomach for years to come.

Additional information
Execution time

1 day

Type of biomaterial

Dung