Fever profile 1 (package)
Quick answer: Fever profile 1 is a group of blood and urine tests that looks for common causes of fever. It may be ordered for a fever lasting a few days without a clear cause. The exact list of tests in this package is available from the hospital.
- SampleBlood and urine, depending on the package
- TakesAbout 5 to 10 minutes
- Before the testNo special preparation is usually needed; tell staff about any antibiotics you have taken.
How the test is done
- 1You confirm which tests are in the package
- 2Blood is drawn from your arm, filling a few tubes
- 3A urine sample may be collected
- 4Your doctor reviews the results with your symptoms
What your results can mean
Reading your report
Some infection tests turn positive only after several days of fever, so your doctor may repeat or add tests.
If the result is outside the usual range
Results can point to infections such as malaria, typhoid, dengue or a urine infection, and show changes in blood counts. Normal results early in a fever do not rule out infection.
Who usually has this test
People with fever lasting a few days, or fever with body aches, rash or other symptoms.
Risks and aftercare
Bruising is possible; keep drinking fluids and watch for warning signs.
Names and options
Also called: fever panel, fever tests
Listed by the hospital as
- FEVER PROFILE 1
Questions about this test
When should I get tested for fever?
Many fevers settle in two or three days. Testing is usually advised if fever lasts longer or comes with warning signs such as severe pain, rash, bleeding or confusion.
What tests are usually in a fever profile?
Packages often include a blood count, a malaria test, a urine test and sometimes typhoid or dengue tests. Ask the hospital what this package includes.
Can I take medicine for fever before the test?
Tell the staff about any medicines you have taken. Ask your doctor before taking painkillers other than paracetamol, as some are not advised if dengue is possible.
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This page explains each test in general terms so you know what to expect. It is not medical advice: your doctor decides which tests you need and what your results mean. Reference ranges differ between laboratories. Updated 4 November 2026.