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Screens for allergy to Alternaria spores, one of the leading triggers of seasonal asthma and allergic rhinitis.
Apple Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
Detects IgE antibodies specific to Aspergillus fumigatus, indicating an allergic response or hypersensitivity to this common fungus.
Beef Allergy Test: identifies IgE antibodies to bovine proteins to diagnose beef allergy, commonly linked to delayed hypersensitivity reactions.
The Bermuda grass allergy test detects IgE antibodies against Bermuda grass pollen. It’s commonly used for seasonal allergy diagnosis, especially hay fever.
Assesses immune response to Candida yeast, commonly linked to skin irritation, digestive discomfort, or chronic fatigue.
This test checks for allergies to carnation flowers, which can cause skin irritation, runny nose, or sneezing in sensitive individuals. It helps identify floral allergens to manage contact or seasonal allergies effectively.
This test checks for an allergic reaction to cats, including their saliva, skin, or fur proteins. It helps identify cat allergy symptoms such as sneezing, watery eyes, coughing, or skin irritation.
This test checks for chicken meat allergies that can trigger symptoms like hives, nausea, or throat tightness. It helps confirm poultry-related food allergies and guides dietary precautions.
This test detects allergy to chicken feathers, which can cause coughing, sneezing, or skin irritation. It helps diagnose bird-related allergic conditions and guides avoidance measures.
This test detects allergic reactions to chickpeas (gram or chana). It helps diagnose legume allergies that may lead to digestive discomfort, rashes, or breathing problems.
This test identifies allergic reactions to chocolate or its ingredients, such as cocoa, milk, or nuts. It helps people with food allergies avoid triggers that may cause itching, rashes, or digestive discomfort.
Checks sensitivity to Cladosporium mold spores, a common outdoor allergen that can trigger asthma and nasal allergies.
This test checks for allergic reactions to cocklebur, a plant that can cause skin irritation or respiratory symptoms. It helps in identifying environmental allergies.
This test identifies sensitivity to cockroach proteins, common triggers of asthma and allergies. It helps guide avoidance and allergy management.
This test helps you know if coconut is the reason behind your skin irritation, itching, or digestive issues after consuming it.
This test detects allergic reactions to codfish or other fish proteins. It helps diagnose seafood allergies that can cause hives, digestive upset, or severe reactions.
Coffee Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
This allergy test detects reactions to treated cotton fabric. It helps people identify textile allergies causing skin irritation or rashes.
These tests identify allergic reactions to cow’s milk proteins. They help diagnose milk allergy, lactose intolerance, and guide dietary adjustments.
If eating crab leads to itching, swelling, or stomach discomfort, this test helps determine whether you’re allergic to it.
Cucumber Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
Assesses allergic sensitivity to corn proteins through IgE antibody testing. Useful for diagnosing food allergies or intolerance to maize-based products.
An allergen test used to detect sensitivity or allergic reaction to cultivated rye (Secale cereale). It helps diagnose respiratory allergies such as hay fever, asthma, or allergic rhinitis caused by rye pollen exposure.
Detects sensitivity to Curvularia mold, known to cause nasal congestion, sneezing, and eye irritation in humid climates.
Allergy test for the dust-mite species Dermatophagoides farinae a common indoor allergen.
Allergy test for detecting IgE antibodies to dog allergens. Helps diagnose pet-related allergic rhinitis, asthma, or skin sensitivity.
Allergy test for eggplant (brinjal) checks for food/plant-related allergic response.
This test measures specific IgE antibodies against egg white proteins. It helps diagnose egg allergies that often cause skin rashes, hives, or respiratory symptoms.
This test detects IgE antibodies to egg yolk proteins to determine allergic sensitivity. Although rarer than egg white allergy, it can still cause symptoms such as eczema or digestive discomfort.
Detects IgE antibodies against eucalyptus tree allergens. Helps identify allergic reactions causing sneezing, itching, or respiratory irritation. Useful for managing seasonal or occupational allergy symptoms.
Garlic Allergy Test: identifies IgE antibodies to garlic proteins to diagnose food allergy causing respiratory or skin symptoms after ingestion or exposure.
Ginger Allergy Test: detects IgE antibodies to ginger proteins to assess spice allergy presenting with oral irritation or gastrointestinal discomfort.
Measures IgE or other immune responses to gluten proteins. Used to assess celiac disease, wheat allergy, or gluten sensitivity. Guides dietary restrictions and symptom management.
Measures IgE antibodies to goose-related feed products. Helps diagnose food or occupational allergies. Useful for dietary management and allergy prevention.
It helps determine if grapes are causing allergic reactions such as skin rashes, itching, or breathing discomfort after consumption.
House dust mite mix 1 (Der. pteronyssinus., Der. farinae): Allergy test combining two common dust mite species to diagnose dust mite allergy, a frequent cause of year-round allergies.
Johnson grass: Allergy test detecting sensitivity to Johnson grass pollen, common cause of hay fever.
It helps confirm a jute allergy, which can result in skin irritation, watery eyes, sneezing, or even stomach pain, by measuring your immune system's response to jute proteins.
Mesquite: Allergy test for mesquite tree pollen or plant products, linked to respiratory allergies.
Milk powder: Tests for allergens or nutritional content in powdered milk products.
Identifies allergies caused by Mucor mold, which thrives on decaying organic matter and can worsen respiratory symptoms.
Mugwort: Allergy test for mugwort pollen, a common seasonal allergen.
Mung bean: Allergy testing for mung bean proteins, common in some food allergy panels.
Mushroom: Allergy test for mushroom proteins causing food or inhalant allergies.
Mustard Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
Mutton/ Lamb: Combined allergy test for both mutton and lamb meat proteins.
Oat flour: Tests for oat flour allergens, gluten contamination or nutritional content.
Onion Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
Orange Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
Pea Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
Peanut: Allergy test detecting peanut-protein sensitivity, a common and potentially severe food allergy.
Detects allergic reactions to Penicillium mold, often found in damp indoor environments and spoiled food.
Checks if exposure to pigeon feathers causes allergic symptoms like sneezing, itching, or breathing issues.
Pigeon pea: Allergy test for pigeon pea , a legume that may cause food allergies.
Potato Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
Identifies sensitivity to Rhizopus mold, frequently found on spoiled food and indoor surfaces, associated with nasal and skin allergies.
Rice Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
Rohu: Allergy test for Rohu , a commonly consumed freshwater fish, relevant in fish allergy.
Rough pigweed: Allergy panel testing for rough pigweed , a weed causing pollen allergies.
Shrimp/ Prawn: Combined allergy test for shrimp and prawn proteins.
Soyabean: Same as soya bean, detects allergy to soybean proteins.
Spice mix 3 (Chilli pepper, Red pepper): Allergy panel for a mixture of common spice allergens including chili and red pepper.
Spinach: Allergy test for spinach leaf proteins, which may cause food allergies.
Straw dust: Allergy test for dust from straw, a common occupational allergen.
Sunflower: Allergy test for sunflower seed or pollen, a common food and inhalant allergen.
If you often experience sneezing or itchy eyes when outdoors, this test can reveal whether pollen from Timothy grass is the real cause of your seasonal allergies.
Tomato Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
TB PCR: Detects Mycobacterium tuberculosis DNA for rapid tuberculosis diagnosis.
Wheat Flour Allergy Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.
Examines allergies to yam or analyzes its nutritional content for diet or allergy assessment.
Yogurt Allergy Test: measures IgE response to yogurt proteins to evaluate dairy sensitivity and differentiate between lactose intolerance and milk allergy.
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