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Measles Antibodies (IgG) – Immunity

The Measles IgG Antibody test assesses immunity to measles by detecting IgG antibodies in the blood. IgG antibodies usually develop following vaccination or past infection and typically provide long-term protection. This test is commonly used to confirm immunity in healthcare workers, travellers, or individuals unsure of their vaccination status. Confirming immunity is important because measles is highly contagious and can cause serious complications. Results are interpreted in the context of vaccination history and clinical risk.

    £65.00
    MLMEA
    Turnaround3 days
    Sample typeBlood
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    • Measles Antibodies (IgG) – Immunity

    What is this test used for?

    It is used to confirm immunity to measles.

    Who should consider this test?

    Those unsure of vaccination status may benefit.

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    What do the results mean?

    No preparation is required.

    Do I need to prepare the test?

    Positive IgG indicates immunity.

    Why Choose Marylebone Diagnostic Centre?

    At Marylebone Diagnostic Centre, we provide specialist diagnostic testing with a strong focus on clarity, patient reassurance, and clinical relevance. Our experienced team ensures careful sample collection and clear communication throughout your testing journey.

    We aim to help you understand your results in context, supporting informed decisions about your health.

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    Frequently asked questions

    When will I receive my results?
    Results are usually available within the stated turnaround time.
    Should I discuss my results with a doctor?
    Yes, results should always be reviewed with a qualified healthcare professional.