Anti-dsDNA at Test Zone Diagnostic Center

The Anti-double-stranded DNA (Anti-dsDNA) test is a very specific blood test for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). It measures antibodies that target the genetic material (DNA) in the cell nucleus. This test is used to help diagnose lupus, monitor disease activity, and assess the risk of flare-ups, particularly lupus nephritis.

Key Benefits:

• Highly specific marker for diagnosing lupus (SLE).

• Used to monitor disease activity and predict flares.

• Helps assess the risk of kidney involvement (lupus nephritis).