Modified Acid-Fast Stain

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What is Modified Acid-Fast Stain Test?

This test yields two types of results depending on the type of bacteria found in the culture. The end result is either an acid-fast stain or a modified acid-fast stain. The type of results obtained is determined by the bacteria tested.

Sputum, or phlegm, is frequently used to test for Mycobacterium tuberculosis and determine whether a patient has TB. This bacterium is completely acid-fast, which means that the dye is retained throughout the cell. A positive acid-fast stain test result confirms the patient's TB.

Why it is done?

This test can be ordered by your doctor to determine whether you have tuberculosis (TB) or another type of bacterial infection.

What is the procedure for Modified Acid-Fast Stain Test?

An acid-fast stain is a laboratory test that is carried out on a sample of

1. Urine
2.  Stool
3.  Bone marrow
4. Skin tissue
5.  Blood sputum
6. Phlegm

How does one prepare for the test? 

When taking blood, urine, or stool samples, no preparation is required.

Before a bone marrow or skin biopsy, your doctor may advise you not to eat or drink anything. Inform your doctor about any medications you are taking. This includes the following:

vitamins, herbal remedies, over-the-counter medications, and prescription medications

You should also inform your doctor if you have any allergies, previous reactions to medications, or bleeding problems, and if you are pregnant.

Required Documents for

• * A doctor's prescription. 
• * A valid government ID.

After Care: 

No care is required.

The Cost Of Modified Acid-Fast Stain Test In Delhi: 

The Modified Acid-Fast Stain Test costs vary by region and facility. So, get tested at trustworthy diagnostic centre like Ganesh Diagnostic. Training and experienced professionals are staffed to assure patient and visitor safety.