Take a test for whooping cough (bordetella species, bordetella pertussis, bordetella bronchiseptica), qualitative determination of viral DNA by PCR in Kyiv, Med-Help clinic
Whooping cough (measles, bronchitis) is an infectious disease caused by bacteria of the genus Bordetella. To determine the presence and type of bacteria in the body, special tests are required.
One of the most effective methods is the qualitative determination of viral DNA using the PCR method. This method allows detecting the presence of bacteria in the body of a person or animal already in the first days of the disease.
Med-Help Clinic in Kyiv offers services for testing for whooping cough (Bordetella species, Bordetella pertussis, Bordetella bronchiseptica) using the PCR method. The clinic’s specialists conduct research using modern equipment and methods, which allows achieving the most accurate results.
Taking a test for whooping cough at the Med-Help clinic in Kyiv does not require an appointment. Patients can visit the clinic on any day and during any working hours. All diagnostic results are issued as soon as possible and remain confidential.
Whooping cough has a number of characteristic symptoms that help to quickly identify it. This is a prolonged cough followed by a deep breath, repeated coughing fits, difficulty breathing, cyanosis or paleness of the skin. In children under one year, the symptoms are more pronounced and dangerous, as they can lead to asphyxia and death.
To prevent whooping cough, it is recommended to observe hygiene measures and get vaccinated. It is especially important for parents of infants and children to get vaccinated, as they are the main source of infection.
Med-Help Clinic in Kyiv provides a wide range of services related to diagnostics and treatment of infectious diseases. Qualified specialists will help determine the presence of bacteria in the body and prescribe appropriate treatment.
If you have discovered signs of whooping cough in yourself or a loved one, do not delay visiting a doctor. A timely visit to a clinic will help avoid complications and recover more quickly from the disease.