Allergy panel – Eczema Comprehensive Veg + non Veg
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It is done in suspected skin conditions for diagnosis and determining the exact source causing it (trigger factor). Since it is a skin condition it mainly leads to topical symptoms like: Itching, redness, dryness, rashes, and patches. The cause may very often be genetic. It may occur anywhere on the body but certain areas are more prone like knees, elbows, neck, back. The test is often used as a differential diagnosis to urticaria and skin allergies due to other causes. Based on these results further specific testing is recommended.
It measures the IgE mediated response to 36 different types of vegetarian and non-vegetarian food sources. Total IgE levels are also measured. Further tests to a specific allergen will help in further diagnosis.
The eczema allergy test measures the IgE-mediated response to 36 different types of vegetarian and non-vegetarian food sources. The test also gives a more accurate total IgE level; this helps doctors determine which allergens may be causing an allergic response, and treatment plans can be looked at accordingly. Along with measuring IgE levels for potential allergies, allergen-specific tests are also available to get a comprehensive picture of what might be causing the symptoms.
This test requires a blood sample post exposure to the allergens. A tourniquet (elastic) band is placed tightly on the upper arm. The patient is then asked to make a fist. This helps in the build-up of blood filling the veins. The skin is disinfected before needle insertion and the blood sample is collected in vacutainer.
Positive result to a particular allergen indicates that the person is allergic to that food item. Increased allergen-specific IgE levels further confirms that. Very often the test may be positive for more than one allergen as well. The further treatment course is decided based on the results.
Negative result may require other tests for differential diagnosis.
