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Viruses and Viral Diseases

Your Trusted Resource on Viral Infections in Sri Lanka

At virology.lk, we offer clear, evidence-based information on the diagnosis, management, and prevention of viral infections affecting people in Sri Lanka. Whether you're a patient, parent, caregiver, or healthcare professional, we are here to help you understand viruses and how they impact your health.

What We Offer

Expert Medical Guidance

Written and reviewed by experienced virologists, our content is reliable, localised, and based on current clinical guidelines.
From test result interpretation to vaccination advice, our site supports both the general public and frontline healthcare workers.

Educational Resources

Learn about common and emerging viruses — including dengue, hepatitis, COVID-19, CMV, and chikungunya — and how to interpret viral test results such as PCR, antigen, and antibody tests.


When to see a Virologist

Unsure if you need to see a specialist? We guide you on when expert virology consultation is necessary, including in pregnancy, chronic illness, and immunosuppression.


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Popular Topics


When to See a Virologist
Understanding Dengue, Hepatitis & CMV
PCR, Antigen & Antibody Tests Explained
Vaccines and Antivirals in Sri Lanka
Frequently Asked Questions

Why Virology.lk?

Sri Lanka faces many region-specific viral health challenges. We aim to bridge the gap between patients and trusted virology knowledge with content that is:

  • Clinically accurate
  • Locally relevant
  • Easy to understand

Ask a Question

Have a concern or need clarification? Submit a question — we’re here to help you find the right answers.

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Use the menu above or scroll through our featured topics to get started. For the latest updates and awareness materials, check out our Webinars and Videos.

Disclaimer:

Virology.lk does not perform laboratory testing or prescribe treatments. This site is intended for educational purposes and general guidance. Always consult your doctor for personal medical advice.