The Dengue ELISA test is specific for detecting dengue virus antibodies or antigens and does not directly detect co-infections with other viruses. However, co-infections with other viruses, such as Zika, chikungunya, or other flaviviruses, are possible, especially in regions where multiple vector-borne diseases are prevalent. To identify co-infections, additional specific tests for other viruses may be needed. Healthcare providers will consider the patient's clinical symptoms, travel history, and potential exposures when evaluating the possibility of co-infections and may order a comprehensive panel of tests to ensure accurate diagnosis and appropriate management.
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