Amoebic Serology, IgG, Serum

Amoebic serology test is conducted to determine the parasitic disease of the intestines called amoebiasis caused by the microorganism Entamoeba histolytica. Often this disease has no symptoms. However,  sometimes it can cause diarrhea, increased urgency and frequency of stools, loose and foul-smelling stool and flatulence, stomach and stomach cramps, and liver or stomach infections. The symptoms may appear from a few days to a few months after exposure but usually within two to four weeks. This test helps detect antibodies against amoebiasis. Early diagnosis and proper medications may help treat this disease.