Leptospirosis, or Weil's disease, is an infection you can catch from the urine of infected animals – most commonly rats, mice, cows, pigs and dogs.

Our test looks for the presence of Leptospirosis IgM antibodies in your blood.

Symptoms of Weil's disease (Leptospirosis) include:

• - A high temperature or feeling hot and shivery
• - A headache
• - Nausea, being sick, or having diarrhoea
• - Aching muscles and joints
• - Red eyes
• - Loss of appetite

See a GP if you have been exposed to infected animal urine and you are experiencing these symptoms.