A specific diagnostic technique called the Typhidot (Salmonella Typhi) IgG test is used to find IgG antibodies against the organism that causes typhoid fever, Salmonella typhi. IgG antibodies typically signal a later stage of the immune system’s reaction or suggest prior interaction with the pathogen, potentially reflecting an acquired immunity or a healed infection. For this reason, this test is very helpful in determining prior exposure or infection.

The Typhidot IgG test is mainly used to diagnose and track the condition of typhoid fever; however, because systemic illnesses like typhoid can cause cardiovascular issues, it is also relevant in the field of health heart diagnostics (HHD). If typhoid fever is not adequately treated, it can result in major systemic consequences, such as myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle), which