Infections
Uncover hidden infections early.
Uncovering hidden infections
Viruses and bacteria can persist in the body long after the first illness.
Chronic infections can drive symptoms that are hard to diagnose.
End the guesswork
Some infections result in long-term complications, well after short-term symptoms have resolved—like Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), a chronic infection linked to the development of several cancers and autoimmune diseases. Others, like Lyme disease, are easy to miss (many don’t remember a tick bite or have the tell-tale bull’s-eye rash) but can cause issues with concentration, memory loss, personality changes, and arthritis months after the initial infection. Because symptoms are vague and overlap with other conditions, many people live with persistent infections without knowing it. Testing can end the guesswork.
Understand past vs. present infections
Some markers, like IgM antibodies, signal a current or recent infection, while IgG antibodies can reveal past exposure and immunity.
