EBV IgM at Test Zone Diagnostic Center

The Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) IgM test detects antibodies produced during the acute phase of an infection. A positive EBV IgM test is a strong indicator of a current or very recent primary infection with infectious mononucleosis. This test is a key part of the panel used to diagnose an active case of “mono.”

Key Benefits:

• Key test for diagnosing a current active mononucleosis infection.

• Helps distinguish mono from other illnesses with similar symptoms (e.g., strep throat).

• Guides appropriate patient management and recommendations for recovery.