Diagnosis Guide

Cold Sores Diagnosis

Cold Sores: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Viral culture Viral cultures are very specific tests that are designed to detect the presence of a specific virus in the body. These are direct swabs of the cold sores. A few patients may

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Cold and Flu Diagnosis

Cold and Flu: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Nasopharyngeal Culture Test Nasopharyngeal culture test helps to identify disease-causing organisms in nasal secretions. A sterile swab is gently inserted through the nose into the nasopharynx. The cultures help in identifying the types

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Chlamydia Diagnosis

Chlamydia: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Nucleic acid amplification tests (NAATs) They can be considered as new generation non-culture tests as they are highly sensitive, accurate and are critical tools for testing Chlamydia. They amplify and detect Chlamydia specific DNA or RNA

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Chicken Pox Diagnosis

Chicken Pox: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Associated brown spots All the vesicles turn brown within three to four days and leave an indelible mark on the skin. These brown spots sometimes take as long as one or two years to

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Cataracts Diagnosis

Cataracts: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Contrast sensitivity test The patient is made to read and identify low contrast letters. This test helps the ophthalmologist determine the damage caused by cataract, as quality of vision gets checked through it. The procedure

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