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Parasitological prophylactic package (kids)

Parasitological prophylactic package (kids)

1080.00 Lei

-16.7%

900.00 Lei

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The parasitological preventive package for children is a set of laboratory tests designed to detect the most common parasitic infections, which may develop with mild or non-specific symptoms. It allows the assessment of helminth infections, protozoan infections, and early detection of intestinal parasitic diseases.

Medical purpose and indications

Screening for parasitic infections in children
Gastrointestinal symptoms (abdominal pain, bloating, unstable bowel movements)
Reduced appetite, fatigue, weakness
Unexplained allergic manifestations
Anal itching, especially at night
Frequent respiratory or general infections
Attendance in group settings (kindergarten, school)
Preventive screening in endemic areas or suspected exposure

Serological helminth testing
Antibodies to Toxocara canis, IgG – indicate immune response to toxocariasis.

Antibodies to Ascaris lumbricoides, IgG – indicate exposure or infection with roundworms.

Antibodies to Opisthorchis felineus, IgG – used for diagnosis of opisthorchiasis affecting liver and bile ducts.

Protozoan testing
Antibodies to Giardia lamblia, IgA/M/G – detect giardiasis, a protozoan infection affecting the small intestine and digestion.

Parasitological examination
Perianal swab for enterobiasis detects Enterobius vermicularis (pinworms), one of the most common intestinal parasites in children.

Influencing factors and limitations

Antibodies may persist after past infection
Early stages may show low serological levels
Antiparasitic treatment may affect results
Improper sample collection reduces accuracy

Procedure

Venous blood sampling
Morning perianal swab before hygiene
Safe and minimally invasive procedures for children

Advantages

Comprehensive screening for common parasitic infections
Detection of hidden or chronic infections
Suitable for preventive care
Fast and reliable diagnostics

Laboratory report
Results include interpretation of immunological parameters.
If needed, the physician may recommend additional testing.

Blood sampling is preferably performed after fasting (8–12 hours since the last meal)
Water consumption is allowed
Avoid fatty foods and intense physical activity 24 hours before testing
Testing during acute illness should be avoided if possible
Any antiparasitic treatment must be reported to the physician as it may affect results
Stool and swab samples must be collected in sterile containers
Perianal swab should be performed in the morning before hygiene procedures
Samples should be delivered to the laboratory as soon as possible

Services in package:

Antibodies to Toxocara canis, IgG