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Eczema Allergy Profile (IgE) - Atopic Dermatitis Allergy Test
Eczema Allergy Profile (IgE) - Atopic Dermatitis Allergy Test
SKU:ALL9
Persistent itching, redness, dry skin, or flare-ups of eczema are often linked to allergic triggers. The Eczema Allergy Profile (IgE) helps identify both environmental and food allergens that may worsen skin inflammation, providing valuable insights for managing symptoms and reducing flare frequency.
Why Eczema Allergy Profile (IgE) Matters?
Eczema is often aggravated by hidden allergies that fuel immune overreactions in the skin. Detecting these triggers allows for more personalised treatment plans, targeted avoidance, and improved long-term skin health. Early identification helps break the cycle of irritation, leading to better symptom control and quality of life.
What Gets Assessed?
- D. pteronyssinus
- Alternaria alternata
- Cat (skin flakes)
- Cow's milk
- Egg's white
- Wheat
- Fish (cod)
- Hazel nut (Recombi+)
- Peanut
- Soya bean
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Once you've ordered your test, look out for an email from our phlebotomy partners containing information and a link to book your appointment. We'll send you everything the clinic will need to complete the sample and post it back to our labs.
Organise a nurse myself (FREE)
If none of the above options work for you, you can arrange your own medical professional to collect your sample. There is no additional charge for this. Once you've ordered your test, we'll send you everything you and your chosen medical professional will need to collect a sample and post it back to our labs.
FAQs
Who should consider this test?
This test is suitable for individuals with chronic skin irritation, eczema flare-ups, or suspected allergic triggers that worsen their skin condition.
How is the test carried out?
A blood sample is taken to measure IgE antibody levels against common allergens known to aggravate eczema symptoms.
What allergens are included?
The profile usually covers food allergens such as cow’s milk, egg, peanut, and environmental allergens like dust mites, pollen, moulds, and pet dander.
What do the results mean?
Results show IgE antibody responses for each allergen, helping to identify which triggers may be causing or worsening eczema.
How can this test help manage eczema?
By identifying specific allergy triggers, the test supports personalised management plans, including dietary changes, allergen avoidance, and targeted treatments to reduce flare-ups.
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