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Hepatitis B Surface Antigen(hbsag) Rapid Test

Hepatitis B Surface Antigen(hbsag) Rapid Test is a laboratory test that measures a result in a Blood (Serum) sample. It may be ordered to investigate symptoms, support a diagnosis or monitor a condition, depending on your clinician's advice.

Hepatitis B Surface Antigen(hbsag) Rapid Test Info & Procedure

Group NameInfection Liver
FastingFasting not required
Sample TypeBlood (Serum)
Sample CollectionHome sample collection
ReportsMost reports: 24–48 hours after the sample reaches the lab; timing varies by test.
Report typeDigital report

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About the Test

The current booking price is shown at Rs. 483 against an MRP of Rs. 555, inclusive of taxes where applicable.

No fasting is required for this test alone. If another test in the same order requires fasting, follow its preparation instructions. Home sample collection is available in serviceable cities. A trained phlebotomist collects the sample using sterile equipment, and the report is shared online after processing.


HBsAg Reference Guide

Reference ranges vary by laboratory and method. Use the range printed on your final report. The information below is educational only.

General Educational Range (Not a Report Range)

MeasureTypical guideNote
Result formatNon-reactive or reactiveReactive HBsAg suggests hepatitis B infection marker needs review.
Acute/chronic contextRequires follow-upDuration and other markers separate acute from chronic infection.
Confirmatory testsHBV panel or viral loadOften used if screen is reactive.

Why This Test Is Ordered

ReasonDescription
Hepatitis B screenChecks for hepatitis B surface antigen.
Liver infection reviewUsed when hepatitis symptoms or exposure risk exists.
Pre-surgery/pregnancy contextOften included in screening panels.

Symptoms And Who Should Test

SituationDescription
SymptomsJaundice, fatigue, dark urine, abdominal pain, nausea, appetite loss.
Risk contextNeedle exposure, unprotected sex, household contact, transfusion history.
Follow-up usersPeople with abnormal liver enzymes or hepatitis exposure.

Preparation And Interpretation Notes

TopicGuidance
FastingNo fasting is required for this test alone. If another test in the same order requires fasting, follow its preparation instructions.
PairingRead with anti-HBs, anti-HBc, liver enzymes and doctor advice.
InterpretationReactive result needs medical follow-up.

Home sample collection for Hepatitis B Surface Antigen(hbsag) Rapid Test is available in the cities below, subject to confirmation of your pincode at booking.

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Hepatitis B Surface Antigen(hbsag) Rapid Test Price

Test conducted by Thyrocare partner laboratory Thyrocare Technologies Limited
Thyrocare partner laboratory
Rs. 555
Rs.483 13% Off
Free Home Sample Collection
Pay after sample collection
CAP Accredited NABL Accredited UKAS Management Systems ANAB Accredited

Why Choose Thyrocare for Hepatitis B Surface Antigen(hbsag) Rapid Test

Review the preparation guidance, sample type, home collection availability and report information before booking Hepatitis B Surface Antigen(hbsag) Rapid Test. The final collection and reporting details are confirmed during booking.
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Laboratory Processing

Your sample is collected by a trained phlebotomist and sent to the partner laboratory for analysis. The laboratory processes the sample using its validated procedures and quality controls. Your final report shows the result, unit and reference range used for that test. Discuss an unexpected or abnormal result with your clinician.