Allergy Testing
Allergy Testing
Allergy testing identifies substances that trigger allergic reactions, helping patients manage symptoms effectively.
What Does Allergy Testing Include?
• Skin prick tests to identify common allergens
• Blood tests to measure immune responses to allergens
• Patch testing for delayed allergic reactions
• Personalized allergy management plans
• Follow-up visits to assess treatment effectiveness
Benefits of Allergy Testing
• Identifies specific allergens causing symptoms
• Helps prevent severe allergic reactions
• Guides personalized treatment plans
• Improves quality of life with symptom management
Frequently Asked Questions
It can be done via skin tests, blood tests, or patch tests.
Skin prick tests cause mild discomfort but are generally painless.
Skin test results appear within minutes, while blood tests take a few days.
Your provider will recommend avoidance strategies and possible treatments.
While allergies cannot always be cured, immunotherapy can reduce symptoms over time.