Allergy Test

Allergy Testing – Veg Food

Allergy testing for vegetarian food is necessary for individuals who suspect they may have allergies to specific plant-based ingredients. Some individuals might experience symptoms like itching, hives, digestive issues, or respiratory problems after consuming certain vegetarian foods.

Non Veg Food

Non-vegetarian foods, such as fish, shellfish, eggs, and meats, contain specific proteins that can trigger allergic reactions in susceptible individuals. Allergy testing helps identify these allergens.  Knowing one’s food allergies helps prevent accidental ingestion and subsequent allergic reactions.

Drug Allergy

Some individuals may experience adverse reactions after taking medications, which can be symptoms of an allergy. Allergy testing helps identify whether these reactions are indeed caused by an allergy to a specific drug. Knowing about drug allergies is essential for ensuring patient safety during medical procedures and surgeries.

Insects Allergies

Insect allergies, especially to stinging insects like bees, wasps, hornets, and mosquitoes, can cause severe allergic reactions. Allergy testing helps identify specific insect venoms or proteins that trigger these allergies. People with known insect allergies can take precautions to avoid areas where insects are common or take preventive measures.

Dust & Mite Allergy

Dust allergies are often triggered by specific proteins found in dust mites, pet dander, mold spores, and pollen particles. Allergy testing helps identify the exact allergens to which an individual is sensitive, allowing for targeted avoidance measures. 

Knowing specific allergens allows for targeted management strategies, such as allergen avoidance and personalized treatment plans.