MEASLES (RUBEOLA) VIRUS IGG ANTIBODY

Measles (Rubeola) Virus IgG Antibody is a serological test that detects IgG antibodies directed against the measles virus, indicating past infection or vaccine‑induced immunity. The assay measures the presence or concentration of measles‑specific IgG in a blood sample using validated laboratory immunoassays; a positive IgG result typically signifies protective immunity.

This home blood test is useful for individuals who need to confirm immunity for travel, employment (healthcare or childcare), or preconception planning, and for those with uncertain vaccination history. It is not used to diagnose acute measles (IgM or PCR is required for acute infection); a negative or equivocal IgG result may prompt vaccination or clinical follow‑up within Dubai/UAE healthcare services.

• Measles (Rubeola) IgG Antibody (IgG)
• IgG Titre (IU/mL)
• Qualitative Result (Positive / Negative / Equivocal)

• Before travel to areas with measles outbreaks or for travel documentation
• Prior to pregnancy or during preconception screening
• After known exposure to a confirmed measles case
• To verify immunity following childhood MMR vaccination or booster
• For healthcare, childcare, or school staff requiring proof of immunity

• Confirms measles immunity without a clinic visit via home sample collection
• Convenient sample pickup across Dubai and the UAE
• Fast, lab‑certified results accepted by local healthcare providers
• Actionable guidance on vaccination or follow‑up when immunity is absent
• Suitable for travel clearance, employment requirements, and preconception planning

• At‑home capillary blood collection (finger‑prick) or optional venous sample if required
• No fasting required prior to sample collection
• Valid Emirates ID and signed consent required for home sample pickup and processing
• Inform the phlebotomist of recent vaccinations, blood products, or immunoglobulin therapy