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Allergy Cereal/veg Food Panel (by Phadia)

Allergy Cereal/veg Food Panel (by Phadia) is available for online booking with home sample collection.

Allergy Cereal/veg Food Panel (by Phadia) Info & Procedure

Group Name ALLERGY
Fasting See preparation details
Sample Type Blood (SERUM SPL)
Sample Collection Home sample collection
Parameters 8 included
Laboratory Thyrocare

Tests included

8 parameters listed

Explore the tests in Allergy Cereal/veg Food Panel (by Phadia) by category.

Allergy8
  • ALLERGY CULTIVATED RYE (BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY LENTIL ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY MAIZE (BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY OAT (BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY PEA (BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY RICE ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY SESAME SEED (BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY WHEAT ( BY PHADIA)

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Cereal and Pulse Allergy Reference Guide

  • This profile reports eight listed cereal, seed and pulse food results.
  • It includes rye, maize, oat, rice, wheat, sesame, lentil and pea.
  • No fasting is required before the serum sample.
  • Results need a compatible food-reaction history for interpretation.

Why This Test Is Ordered

ReasonDescription
Know the cereal foods included
  • Cultivated rye and maize testing are included.
  • Oat, rice and wheat testing are included.
  • These foods are reported as separate results.
Know the seed and pulses included
  • Sesame seed testing is included.
  • Lentil and pea testing are included.
  • The profile contains eight listed food results.
Understand what a result means
  • Allergy blood tests assess allergen-specific IgE antibodies.
  • A positive result can indicate sensitisation.
  • Sensitisation may not cause symptoms after eating.
  • Result levels do not predict reaction severity.

Symptoms And Who Should Test

SituationDescription
People with possible food reactions
  • Testing is most useful after a suspected reaction.
  • Mixed foods and restaurant meals can complicate history.
  • A food diary can help identify useful patterns.
People with clinician-directed testing
  • A clinician may request targeted allergy blood testing.
  • Serum testing can support a food allergy evaluation.
  • Results may be considered beside skin testing.
People reviewing previous results
  • Do not remove multiple foods from your diet alone.
  • Previous severe reactions remain important for interpretation.
  • Ask an allergist whether further evaluation helps.

Preparation And Interpretation Notes

TopicGuidance
Follow verified collection guidance
  • Fasting is not required before this collection.
  • The profile requires a serum blood sample.
  • Follow the laboratory collection instructions provided.
Bring a clear reaction history
  • Write down each suspected food and ingredient.
  • Record symptoms and timing after eating.
  • Note medicines used during the reaction.
Plan safely after results
  • Do not test suspected foods at home.
  • Ask an allergist before changing your diet.
  • Seek emergency care for breathing difficulty or fainting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which foods does this profile include?

It includes rye, maize, oat, rice, wheat, sesame, lentil and pea.

Is fasting required?

No; fasting is not required before collection.

Which sample is used?

The profile uses a serum blood sample.

Does a positive result prove food allergy?

No; a compatible reaction history is needed.

Can results predict reaction severity?

No; result levels do not predict reaction severity.

Can I test a food myself afterward?

No; ask an allergist about supervised food challenges.

Should I avoid every listed food?

No; discuss diet changes with an allergist or clinician.

What symptoms need emergency care?

Breathing difficulty, throat swelling or faintness need emergency care.

Can skin testing also help?

Yes; clinicians may use skin tests with history and blood results.

Can I book this profile in {city}?

Collection in {city} depends on address and serviceability.

Who can review results in {city}?

An allergist in {city} can review results with your food history.

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