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Allergy Food Panel 1 (by Phadia)

Allergy Food Panel 1 (by Phadia) is available for online booking with home sample collection.

Allergy Food Panel 1 (by Phadia) Info & Procedure

Group Name ALLERGY
Fasting See preparation details
Sample Type Blood (SERUM SPL)
Sample Collection Home sample collection
Parameters 10 included
Laboratory Thyrocare

Tests included

10 parameters listed

Explore the tests in Allergy Food Panel 1 (by Phadia) by category.

Allergy10
  • ALLERGY CHICKEN ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY EGG WHITE ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY FISH COD ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY GLUTEN ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY MILK ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY PEANUT ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY RICE ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY SHRIMP ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY SOYBEAN ( BY PHADIA)
  • ALLERGY WHEAT ( BY PHADIA)

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Allergy Food Panel 1 Reference Guide

  • This serum profile reports ten listed food allergens.
  • It includes grains, chicken, egg white, milk, peanut, soybean, cod and shrimp.
  • No fasting is required before the verified serum collection.
  • Results need a compatible food-reaction history and clinician-led interpretation.

Why This Test Is Ordered

ReasonDescription
Know the plant foods included
  • Gluten, rice and wheat testing are included.
  • Soybean testing is included in this profile.
  • Peanut testing is included in this profile.
  • Each listed food is reported separately.
Know animal and seafood foods
  • Chicken and egg-white testing are included.
  • Milk testing is included in this profile.
  • Cod and shrimp testing are included.
  • The panel contains ten verified food allergens.
Understand what results mean
  • Allergy blood tests can assess allergen-specific IgE antibodies.
  • A positive result can indicate sensitisation to a food.
  • 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 can complicate a reaction history.
  • A food diary can identify useful patterns.
  • Symptoms and timing help clinicians interpret testing.
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.
  • History helps decide whether testing is useful.
People reviewing previous results
  • Do not remove multiple foods from your diet alone.
  • Previous severe reactions remain clinically important.
  • Ask an allergist whether further evaluation helps.
  • Food challenges may be appropriate under supervision.

Preparation And Interpretation Notes

TopicGuidance
Follow verified collection guidance
  • Fasting is not required before this collection.
  • The profile requires a serum blood sample.
  • Follow laboratory collection instructions provided to you.
  • Ask before stopping prescribed medicine.
Bring a clear reaction history
  • Write down each suspected food and ingredient.
  • Record symptoms and timing after eating.
  • Note medicines used during the reaction.
  • Mention previous severe reactions or emergency care.
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.
  • Follow your prescribed emergency treatment plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which foods does this panel include?

It includes gluten, rice, wheat, chicken, egg white, milk, peanut, soybean, cod and shrimp.

Is fasting required?

No. Fasting is not required before collection.

Which sample is used?

The verified collection route uses one 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.

Does it include milk and egg white?

Yes. Both milk and egg-white results are included.

Does it include peanut and soybean?

Yes. Both peanut and soybean results are included.

Does it include cod and shrimp?

Yes. Both cod and shrimp results are included.

Can skin testing also help?

Yes. Clinicians may use skin tests with history and blood results.

Can I book this panel in {city}?

Collection in {city} depends on address serviceability.

Who can review results in {city}?

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

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