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Varicella Antibody Test

£90 per tablets Inc. VAT

This test checks for IgG antibodies to the varicella-zoster virus, confirming whether you’re immune to chickenpox from a previous infection or vaccination. It’s a useful option if you can’t recall having chickenpox as a child, have recently been in contact with someone infectious, or need evidence of immunity ahead of pregnancy, travel, or starting certain medical treatments.

Varicella zoster (chickenpox) antibodies (IgG)

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Professor David Ross OStJ

Professor David Ross OStJ

Medical Director, MASTA

GMC No. 3115417 Professor David Ross OStJ is Medical Director of MASTA and Dean of the Faculty of Travel Medicine at the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons (Glasgow). He has been associated with MASTA since 2005 and served 41 years in the Army, including over 10 years as senior advisor on public health to

Professor David Ross OStJ

Professor David Ross OStJ

Medical Director, MASTA

GMC No. 3115417

Professor David Ross OStJ is Medical Director of MASTA and Dean of the Faculty of Travel Medicine at the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons (Glasgow). He has been associated with MASTA since 2005 and served 41 years in the Army, including over 10 years as senior advisor on public health to the UK Surgeon General.