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A doctor may diagnose a probable case of RSV infection based on typical symptoms of rhinitis, cough and fever. During the RSV season a laboratory diagnosis is not always necessary as patients can be managed without it. Specific lab tests to confirm RSV require a sample to be taken from the nose and throat.
