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Venom and Insect Allergy Profile (IgE)

Venom and Insect Allergy Profile (IgE)

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Reactions to insect stings or bites can range from mild skin irritation to severe, life-threatening anaphylaxis. This panel identifies allergic sensitivities to common insect venoms and environmental triggers, helping to explain unexpected swelling, rashes, breathing difficulties, or systemic reactions. It provides essential insight for those at risk of serious allergic responses after stings or bites.

Why Venom and Insect Allergy Profile (IgE) Matters?

Insect venom allergies can escalate quickly and pose significant health risks if left undiagnosed. Early identification of specific insect sensitivities allows individuals to take preventive measures, carry emergency medication, and reduce exposure risks. This test supports safer management and peace of mind for people with a history of severe sting or bite reactions.

What Gets Assessed?

  • Bee venom
  • Wasp venom (Vespula)
  • Wasp venom (Polistes)
  • Hornet venom (Vespa crabro)
  • Mosquito (Aedes communis)
  • Fire ant
  • Cockroach

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FAQs

Who should consider this test?

This test is suitable for individuals who experience severe reactions such as swelling, hives, breathing difficulties, or anaphylaxis after insect bites or stings.

Which allergens are included in this panel?

The panel detects IgE antibodies against common insect venoms and allergens including bee venom, wasp venom (vespula and polistes species), hornet venom (Vespa crabro), mosquito (Aedes communis), fire ant, and cockroach.

How is the test carried out?

A blood sample is collected and analysed in the laboratory to measure IgE antibody levels specific to these insect allergens.

What do the results indicate?

The results show whether your immune system is sensitised to one or more insect venoms, helping to confirm the cause of allergic reactions.

Can this test support allergy treatment?

Yes, results can guide allergists in recommending avoidance measures, emergency action plans, antihistamines, or venom immunotherapy where appropriate.