Allergy Non Veg Food Panel (by Elisa)
Allergy Non Veg Food Panel (by Elisa) is available for online booking with home sample collection.
Allergy Non Veg Food Panel (by Elisa) Info & Procedure
Group Name
WELLNESS
Fasting
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Sample Type
SESS
Sample Collection
Home sample collection
Parameters
10 included
Laboratory
Thyrocare
Tests included
10 parameters listedExplore the tests in Allergy Non Veg Food Panel (by Elisa) by category.
Allergy10
- ALLERGY BEEF (BY ELISA)
- ALLERGY CHICKEN (BY ELISA)
- ALLERGY CRAB (BY ELISA)
- ALLERGY EGG (BY ELISA)
- ALLERGY FISH (BY ELISA)
- ALLERGY MUTTON (BY ELISA)
- ALLERGY PORK (BY ELISA)
- ALLERGY PRAWN (BY ELISA)
- ALLERGY SHRIMP (BY ELISA)
- TOTAL IGE
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Allergy Non Veg Food Panel Reference Guide
- This panel lists beef, chicken, crab, egg, fish, mutton, pork, prawn, shrimp and total IgE.
- It uses a serum sample and fasting is not required.
- Results must be compared with symptoms after eating the particular food.
- A positive result alone should not lead to unsupervised food avoidance or self-testing.
Why This Test Is Ordered
| Reason | Description |
|---|---|
| Know which foods are included |
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| Understand a positive result |
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| Understand total IgE limits |
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Symptoms And Who Should Test
| Situation | Description |
|---|---|
| People with immediate food-related symptoms |
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| People with a relevant clinical history |
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| People reviewing an earlier reaction |
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Preparation And Interpretation Notes
| Topic | Guidance |
|---|---|
| Follow verified preparation |
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| Bring a useful food history |
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| Plan safe follow-up |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which foods does this panel include?
It includes selected meat, seafood, egg markers and total IgE.
Is fasting required?
No; fasting is not required for this profile.
Does a positive result prove food allergy?
No; it may show sensitization and needs symptom-based clinical interpretation.
Can total IgE identify one food trigger?
No; total IgE cannot identify a specific food trigger.
Can positive results predict reaction severity?
No; test levels do not reliably predict reaction severity.
Should I stop every positive food?
No; discuss food avoidance with an allergy clinician first.
Can I try a food challenge at home?
No; food challenges should be supervised by trained healthcare professionals.
What symptoms should I record?
Record the food, timing, amount and skin, breathing or digestive symptoms.
What needs emergency care?
Breathing difficulty, throat swelling, fainting or collapse needs emergency care.
Can I book this in {city}?
Collection in {city} depends on the entered address and serviceability.
Who can review results in {city}?
An allergy clinician in {city} can relate results to your food history.
