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ASCA (Anti Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Antibody) IgA Test

Original price was: R650.Current price is: R550.

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The ASCA IgA test provides crucial insights into inflammatory bowel disease, specifically helping to differentiate Crohn’s disease from other gastrointestinal conditions. For just ZAR 550 (regularly ZAR 650), this specialised blood test offers peace of mind and early detection capabilities that can significantly impact your digestive health journey. Our advanced Enzyme Immunoassay method ensures exceptional accuracy, while same-day results mean you get answers quickly without prolonged anxiety. Whether you’re experiencing persistent abdominal pain, unexplained weight loss, or chronic diarrhoea, this test provides the clarity needed for proper diagnosis and treatment planning. Available nationwide across South Africa with convenient sample collection in major centres including Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban.

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ASCA IgA Test | ZAR 550 | Crohn's Disease Detection | Nationwide SA Coverage
ASCA (Anti Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Antibody) IgA Test
R650 Original price was: R650.R550Current price is: R550.

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Find Clarity in Your Gut Health Journey with ASCA IgA Testing

Living with persistent digestive discomfort can be overwhelming and isolating. When your body sends signals through abdominal pain, unexplained weight changes, or ongoing bowel irregularities, it’s natural to feel anxious about what might be happening inside. The ASCA IgA test offers a pathway to understanding – providing specific markers that help distinguish Crohn’s disease from other inflammatory bowel conditions. At Oracle Genomics, we understand that every symptom tells a story, and we’re here to help you read it clearly.

Understanding Your ASCA IgA Test

The ASCA IgA test detects antibodies against Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a type of yeast. When these antibodies are present in elevated levels, they serve as important indicators that can help gastroenterologists differentiate between Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. This distinction is crucial because these conditions require different treatment approaches and management strategies.

Our testing uses advanced Enzyme Immunoassay technology, ensuring the highest level of accuracy and reliability. The process is straightforward – a simple blood draw that takes just minutes, with no special preparation required beforehand.

Who Should Consider This Test?

If you’re experiencing any of these persistent symptoms, the ASCA IgA test could provide valuable insights:

  • Chronic abdominal pain or cramping that doesn’t resolve
  • Unexplained weight loss despite normal eating habits
  • Persistent diarrhoea or changes in bowel patterns
  • Blood in your stool or rectal bleeding
  • Fatigue that interferes with daily activities
  • Family history of inflammatory bowel disease
  • When your doctor needs to differentiate between Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis

Many South Africans struggle with digestive issues for years before getting proper answers. Early detection through specialised testing like ASCA IgA can significantly improve treatment outcomes and quality of life.

Why Early Detection Matters for Your Health

Getting the right diagnosis early can transform your health journey. The ASCA IgA test provides:

  • Accurate Differentiation: Helps distinguish Crohn’s disease from other conditions, leading to more targeted treatment
  • Treatment Guidance: Informs your gastroenterologist about the most effective management strategies
  • Peace of Mind: Reduces uncertainty and provides clear direction for your healthcare
  • Prevention of Complications: Early intervention can help prevent disease progression and serious complications
  • Improved Quality of Life: Proper diagnosis leads to better symptom management and daily functioning

Understanding Your Test Results

We know waiting for medical results can be stressful. Our same-day reporting means you get answers quickly, reducing anxiety and uncertainty. Your results will clearly indicate whether ASCA IgA antibodies are detected, and our team ensures your gastroenterologist receives comprehensive information to guide your treatment plan.

Remember: A positive result doesn’t automatically mean you have Crohn’s disease – it’s one piece of the diagnostic puzzle that your specialist will interpret alongside other clinical findings and symptoms.

Transparent Pricing – Exceptional Value

Test Option Regular Price Special Price Savings
ASCA IgA Test ZAR 650 ZAR 550 ZAR 100

Considering the potential impact on your long-term health and the cost of ongoing symptoms, this investment in clarity represents exceptional value. Early diagnosis can prevent more expensive treatments down the line and significantly improve your quality of life.

Why Trust Oracle Genomics?

  • Nationwide Coverage: Convenient testing available across South Africa, including Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, and Pretoria
  • Medical Expertise: Specialised gastroenterology testing interpreted by experienced professionals
  • Rapid Results: Same-day reporting when samples arrive by 9 AM Thursday
  • Advanced Technology: State-of-the-art Enzyme Immunoassay ensuring accuracy you can trust
  • Patient-Focused Care: We understand the anxiety around digestive health testing and provide compassionate support

Take Control of Your Digestive Health Today

Don’t let uncertainty about your symptoms control your life. The clarity provided by the ASCA IgA test could be the first step toward effective management and improved wellbeing.



Limited Time Offer: Secure your special ZAR 550 pricing while available. Early detection could save you from more complex health issues and higher medical costs in the future.

Available at our conveniently located centres nationwide. Same-day results when samples arrive by 9 AM Thursday. Take the first step toward understanding your gut health today.