Pyrogen Testing Is Done To Limit the Risks of Febrile Reactions in Animals after Parenteral Administ

Ajinkyaaa23 Sep, 2021Health

Pyrogen testing is done all over the world, including regions such as Germany, Mexico, and Japan. A pyrogen testing is a very quick way to measure the levels of pyrogens in the animal bloodstream. It measures the tungsten content and gives an indication of what the bacterial level of pyrogens is. The tungsten content will be different if the animal has a cold or flu. Animals may have a higher tungsten content during pyrogen testing if they are taking some medications that alter their state of health. Having a low level of pyrogens is not a health risk but it can cause other conditions.