var data = `<strong>Frequently Asked Questions on Covid - 19 RT PCR Test</strong>
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<strong>1. What is the full form of </strong><a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/rt-pcr-test"><strong>RT PCR test</strong></a><strong>?</strong>
<p >Ans:<strong> </strong>The full form of RT-PCR is Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction. A Covid RT PCR test is conducted to find the presence of Coronavirus that causes Covid 19.</p>
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<strong>2. How to book a Covid RT PCR test near me in Bangalore?</strong>
<p >Ans: If you're looking for a "<strong>RT PCR test near me"</strong> in Bangalore, your search ends here. With Orange Health, you no longer need to step out of your home for the test.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br>
Just book a RT PCR test through Orange Health's website and our eMedic will collect your sample within 60 minutes of booking the test from your home, office.. any place of your convenience! The sample will be taken to our NABL accredited and ICMR approved lab for testing. Your reports will be shared with you within 9 hours over WhatsApp. You can always view the reports on our app too!</p>
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<strong>3. What is the RT PCR / Covid test price in Bangalore?</strong>
<p >Ans: The price of a RT PCR test at Orange Health in Bangalore is <strong>Rs.750</strong>.</p>
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<strong>4. How long does it take to get the results of the COVID-19 RT PCR test in Bengaluru?</strong>
<p >Ans: You will receive your Covid RT PCR test results within 9 hours of sample collection.</p>
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<strong>5. How to read RT PCR report?</strong>
<p >Ans:<strong> Positive Report</strong> - A Positive <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/rt-pcr-test">Covid RT PCR report</a> indicates the presence of coronavirus in the body. If your report is positive, please self-quarantine to stop the spread of the virus. Please consult a doctor immediately&nbsp;and follow his/her advice.</p>
<p ><strong>Negative Report</strong> - A Negative Covid RT PCR report indicates there is no virus detected in the body. However, you are advised to follow all Covid guidelines to ensure safety.</p>
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<strong>6. How can I find ICMR approved labs near me for the Covid test?</strong>
<p >Ans: If you're searching for "<strong>ICMR approved labs near me for covid test</strong>", your search ends here. Orange Health has an <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore">ICMR approved lab</a> serving across Bangalore. At Orange Health, you get tested within 60 minutes and get the report within 9 hours.</p>
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<strong>7. I need a RT &nbsp;PCR report for travel purposes. How soon can I get my report?</strong>
<p >Ans: Orange Health provides <strong>accurate RT PCR test reports</strong> within 9 hours of sample collection for both <strong>domestic &amp; international travel</strong>.</p>
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<strong>8. Can the Covid RT PCR test help in detecting the Omicron variant?</strong>
<p >Ans:<strong> </strong>Yes, a Covid RT PCR test can accurately detect the Omicron variant.</p>
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<strong>9. Can I avail at-home sample collection for a Covid RT PCR test on weekends?</strong>
<p >With Orange Health you can avail at-home sample collection service 7 days a week from 6:30 AM to 10 PM.</p>
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<strong>10. Is fasting required for a Covid RT PCR test?</strong>
<p >A Covid RT PCR test does not require fasting.</p>
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<strong> What is the difference between TrueNat and RT PCR?</strong>
<p >Both RT PCR and TrueNat require nasal or oral swabs for samples but use very different procedures to draw results. This leads to a substantial time difference in report availability.</p>
<p >RT PCR, the most often used Covid-19 test uses the one-step "reverse transcription" testing method where the Covid-19 virus' RNA is converted into DNA to ascertain the presence of Covid-19 virus in the test sample taken from the patients. RT PCR reports are available within 9 hours.</p>
<p >TrueNat is a chip-based automated test that uses the nasal and oral swab to determine the presence of the virus in the sample. It's much faster than RT PCR. The test report is available within half an hour.</p>
<p >RT PCR requires a complete laboratory set up while TrueNat is a portable device and can be used in remote locations as well.</p>
<p >Between the two, RT PCR is more reliable in the detection of the Covid-19 virus.</p>
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<strong>What are the documents required for RT PCR test?</strong>
<p >You'll have to share a copy of the passport or Aadhar card.</p>
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<p >Other than RT PCR, Orange Health provides over 2000 <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/">lab tests</a>. &nbsp;With us, you can get tested for <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/complete-blood-count">CBC test</a>, <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/lipid-profile-">lipid profile test</a>, <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/thyroid-stimulating-hormone">TSH test</a>, <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/vdrl">VDRL test</a>, <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/hbsag">HBsAg test</a>, <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/creatinine">creatinine test</a>, <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/glycosylated-hemoglobin">Hba1c Test</a>, <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/viamin-d---total">Vitamin D Test</a>, <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/vitamin-b12">Vitamin B12 Test</a>, <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-test-bangalore/kidney-function-test">KFT Test</a> &amp;, etc.</p>
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<p >If you have recovered from Covid-19 infection and struggling to get back to the fitness regime, read <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/post/exercise-and-covid-19">how to get back to exercising post-Covid</a>.&nbsp;</p>;
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<p >Now you can book a <a href="https://stag1-www.orangehealth.dev/lab-tests-noida/covid-rt-pcr-test">RT PCR test in Noida</a> online at Orange Health.&nbsp;</p>`



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