
JAANCH MONSOON FEVER PANEL - ADVANCED (INCLUDING INFLUENZA)
Test code JMFRI
43 clinical parameters with secure digital reporting
About this package
This diagnostic service measures important biomarkers associated with Complete Hemogram, Liver, Cardiac Risk Markers, Other Counts. Results should always be interpreted alongside your symptoms and medical history by a qualified clinician.
Blood
24–36 hours
Home collection or lab visit, subject to availability
Secure digital PDF
This information is educational and is not a diagnosis. Discuss abnormal values with your doctor.
Parameters included
Every marker currently mapped to this health package is listed below—nothing is hidden behind another screen.
parameters
Fever
5 included markers
- 01Chikungunya-IgmIncluded in your laboratory report
- 02Plasmodium FalciparumIncluded in your laboratory report
- 03Plasmodium VivaxIncluded in your laboratory report
- 04Typhoid-IggIncluded in your laboratory report
- 05Typhoid-IgmIncluded in your laboratory report
Cardiac Risk Markers
1 included marker
- 01C-Reactive Protein (Crp)Included in your laboratory report
Infection
4 included markers
- 01Dengue-Igm - ElisaIncluded in your laboratory report
- 02H1N1 Influenza A (Pdm09)Included in your laboratory report
- 03Influenza AIncluded in your laboratory report
- 04Influenza BIncluded in your laboratory report
Other Counts
1 included marker
- 01Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (Esr)Included in your laboratory report
Infectious Disease
1 included marker
- 01Dengue Ns1 Antigen - ElisaIncluded in your laboratory report
Complete Hemogram
28 included markers
- 01Lymphocytes - Absolute CountIncluded in your laboratory report
- 02Monocytes - Absolute CountIncluded in your laboratory report
- 03Neutrophils - Absolute CountIncluded in your laboratory report
- 04BasophilsIncluded in your laboratory report
- 05EosinophilsIncluded in your laboratory report
- 06HemoglobinReference: 12–17 · g/dL
- 07Immature Granulocytes(Ig)Included in your laboratory report
- 08Immature Granulocyte Percentage(Ig%)Included in your laboratory report
- 09Total Leucocytes Count (Wbc)Included in your laboratory report
- 10LymphocyteIncluded in your laboratory report
- 11Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin(Mch)Included in your laboratory report
- 12Mean Corp.Hemo.Conc(Mchc)Included in your laboratory report
- 13Mean Corpuscular Volume(Mcv)Included in your laboratory report
- 14MonocytesIncluded in your laboratory report
- 15Mean Platelet Volume(Mpv)Included in your laboratory report
- 16NeutrophilsIncluded in your laboratory report
- 17Nucleated Red Blood CellsIncluded in your laboratory report
- 18Nucleated Red Blood Cells %Included in your laboratory report
- 19Plateletcrit(Pct)Included in your laboratory report
- 20Hematocrit(Pcv)Included in your laboratory report
- 21Platelet Distribution Width(Pdw)Included in your laboratory report
- 22Platelet To Large Cell Ratio(Plcr)Included in your laboratory report
- 23Platelet CountReference: 150–450 · 10³/µL
- 24Total RbcIncluded in your laboratory report
- 25Red Cell Distribution Width (Rdw-Cv)Included in your laboratory report
- 26Basophils - Absolute CountIncluded in your laboratory report
- 27Red Cell Distribution Width - Sd(Rdw-Sd)Included in your laboratory report
- 28Eosinophils - Absolute CountIncluded in your laboratory report
Liver
3 included markers
- 01Sgot / Sgpt RatioIncluded in your laboratory report
- 02Aspartate Aminotransferase (Sgot )Included in your laboratory report
- 03Alanine Transaminase (Sgpt)Included in your laboratory report
Frequently asked questions
Practical guidance before booking JAANCH MONSOON FEVER PANEL - ADVANCED (INCLUDING INFLUENZA).
Do I need to fast for this test?
Fasting depends on the selected biomarkers. Confirm the preparation instructions with the laboratory before collection; water is usually permitted.
Can this test be collected at home?
Yes. Free home collection is available across India, subject to live slot availability.
When will I receive the report?
The expected delivery time is 24–36 hours. Complex or confirmatory testing can require additional time.
How should I interpret reference ranges?
Reference ranges can vary by method, age, sex, and clinical context. Always review results with a qualified clinician.

