Fever Profile-I is a diagnostic panel used to identify the cause of prolonged or unexplained fever. It typically includes blood counts, inflammatory markers, and sometimes serology for infections like malaria, dengue, typhoid, and other endemic diseases.

This test aids in early identification of infections and systemic illnesses.

Prolonged fever > 7 days

Unexplained fatigue or weakness

Suspected tropical infections

Pre-hospital evaluation

By combining multiple tests, physicians can detect viral, bacterial, or parasitic infections and direct targeted therapy.

High or persistent fever

Headache and body ache

Malaise and weakness

Abdominal discomfort

Preparation

Fasting not typically required

Inform about recent medications or vaccines

Results Interpretation

Elevated WBC or inflammatory markers suggest infection

Specific antibody titers indicate particular diseases

FAQs

Can fever profile detect all infections? – No, only common endemic ones.

Is fasting required? – Usually not.

Can results change day-to-day? – Yes, depending on infection stage.

Is it used in children? – Yes, with pediatric-specific panels.