Salmonella typhi IgG (Typhidot)

The Salmonella typhi IgG (Typhidot) test detects IgG antibodies against Salmonella Typhi, the bacteria associated with typhoid fever. It may be used to support evaluation of people with symptoms suggestive of typhoid infection or a history of possible exposure. IgG antibodies can indicate past exposure or later-stage infection, so results should be interpreted along with symptoms, medical history, and other laboratory findings.

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