Hepatitis C DNA RNA PCR test qualitative

Hepatitis C Virus RNA PCR EDTA Blood Qualitative
DNA PCR test is immediate to do the fastest and best detectable shortly after suspected infection.

Hepatitis C antibodies are normally detectable about 2 months after infection. However, hepatitis C infection can be detected by this test at an earlier stage.

In untreated patients, the determination of viral load is used to determine the start of therapy. Antiviral therapy should lead to a significant reduction in the viral load. Therapy success also depends on the HCV genotype.

This genetic test takes 5 to 14 working days.

This test is for determining to see if you have the infection.

There is also a test available that measures viral load. This is the quantitative PCR Hepatitis C test. This is usually used to see if a treatment is working.