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Allergy 6
ALLERGY BERMUDA GRASS ( BY PHADIA) ALLERGY COMMON SILVER BIRCH ( BY PHADIA) ALLERGY JOHNSON GRASS ( BY PHADIA) ALLERGY MESQUITE ( BY PHADIA) ALLERGY MUGWORT ( BY PHADIA) ALLERGY TIMOTHY GRASS ( BY PHADIA)
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Allergy Pollen Panel Reference Guide
This serum profile reports six listed grass, weed and tree pollen allergens. It includes Bermuda grass, Johnson grass, mugwort, Timothy grass, birch and mesquite. No fasting is required before the verified serum collection. Results need compatible symptoms, exposure timing and clinician-led interpretation.
Why This Test Is Ordered
Reason Description
Know the grass and weed pollens Bermuda grass testing is included in this profile. Johnson grass testing is included in this profile. Mugwort testing is included in this profile. Timothy grass testing is included in this profile. Know the tree pollens Common silver birch testing is included in this profile. Mesquite testing is included in this profile. Each listed pollen is reported as a separate result. The panel contains six verified pollen allergens. Understand what results mean Allergy blood tests can assess allergen-specific IgE antibodies. A positive result can indicate sensitisation to pollen. Sensitisation may not cause symptoms after exposure. Result levels do not predict reaction severity.
Symptoms And Who Should Test
Situation Description
People with seasonal symptom patterns Sneezing can occur with pollen-related allergic symptoms. Itchy watery eyes can occur during pollen exposure. Cough or wheeze needs individual clinical assessment. A symptom diary can clarify timing and triggers. People with clinician-directed testing A clinician may request targeted allergy blood testing. Serum testing can support an allergy evaluation. Results may be considered beside skin testing. History helps decide whether testing is useful. People reviewing previous results Do not assume one sensitisation explains every symptom. Exposure season and location affect interpretation. Previous severe reactions remain important clinical information. Ask an allergist whether further evaluation helps.
Preparation And Interpretation Notes
Topic Guidance
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 any prescribed medicine. Bring a clear exposure history Record when symptoms begin and how long they last. Note outdoor settings where symptoms occur most often. List nasal eye skin or breathing symptoms. Mention medicines used for symptom relief. Plan safely after results Do not intentionally trigger symptoms at home. Discuss avoidance changes with an allergy clinician. Ask whether skin testing adds useful context. Seek emergency care for breathing difficulty or faintness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which pollens does this panel include?
It includes Bermuda grass, Johnson grass, mugwort, Timothy grass, birch and mesquite.
Is fasting required for this panel?
No. Fasting is not required before collection.
Which sample does this panel use?
The verified collection route uses one serum blood sample.
Does a positive result prove pollen allergy?
No. Compatible symptoms and pollen exposure history are needed.
Can results predict reaction severity?
No. Result levels do not predict reaction severity.
Does this panel include grass pollens?
Yes. It includes Bermuda grass, Johnson grass and Timothy grass.
Does this panel include tree pollens?
Yes. It includes common silver birch and mesquite.
Can skin testing also help?
Yes. Clinicians may use skin tests with history and blood results.
What symptoms need emergency care?
Breathing difficulty or faintness needs emergency care.
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 results with your history.