If you are not comfortable in extracting blood yourself then this test gives you the option to have your blood drawn at one of our clinical location. Although airborne allergies are caused by harmless things, your body identifies these substances as "foreign." This leads to your allergy symptoms-sneezing, congestion, runny nose, and more. Inhalant allergies commonly include indoor allergens (such as dust mites) and outdoor allergens (such as pollen and mold).
Common outdoor allergens and irritants include:
- Pollen (grass, trees, weeds), Mold spores, Fungi, Smoke, Smog, Ozone, Car emissions, Factory emissions, Dust
Many inhalant allergies are triggered by indoor allergens and irritants, such as:
- Animal dander (such as dogs, cats, horses, guinea pigs), Dust mites, Mold, Fragrances, Household chemicals, Candle smoke, Fireplace smoke, Cockroach saliva or excrement, Cigarette smoke, Fuel-burning heaters
Inhalant allergies can also be triggered by volatile organic compounds, or VOCs. These chemicals, which are released as gases, can be found in a variety of household products, including:
Cleaning supplies, Bug repellant, Car products, Fuel, Dry-cleaned clothing, Carpeting, Crafting supplies, Pesticides, Paint, Paint stripper
Inhalant Allergy test is a simple blood test which can diagnose inhalants causing allergies. This is an ideal allergy test for patients with suspected environmental and/or seasonal allergies. This allergy panel is used to detect IgE mediated allergy to inhalant allergens which are specific for the Indian population.
Inhalant allergies can be caused by a variety of airborne substances, both inside and outside. Seasonal allergies, also called "hay fever," are one of the most common types of inhalant allergies. Air pollution can also trigger symptoms.
We send you an easy-to-use kit to collect your blood sample.
Post your sample to our lab in the prepaid envelope provided.
View results securely in your own personal dashboard.
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