Allergy Profile VII - Paediatric
A gentle, child-friendly allergy blood test for common triggers.
A paediatric atopy screen of 29 allergens covering the common childhood triggers for eczema, asthma and food allergy — house dust mites, cat, dog and horse danders, key foods (egg, cow's milk, peanut, soya, hazelnut and individual milk proteins), tree, grass and weed pollens, and moulds.
- D-01 Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus (House dust mite)
- D-02 Dermatophagoides farinae (House dust mite)
- E-01 Cat dander/epithelium
- E-02 Dog epithelium
- E-03 Horse dander
- E-204 BSA (Bovine serum albumin)
- F-01 Egg white
- F-02 Cow's milk
- F-03 Codfish
- F-09 Rice
- F-13 Peanut
- F-14 Soybean
- F-17 Hazelnut
- F-31 Carrot
- F-35 Potato
- F-49 Apple
- F-75 Egg yolk
- F-76 Alpha-lactalbumin
- F-77 Beta-lactoglobulin
- F-78 Casein
- F-83 Chicken
- F-93 Cacao
- FX-10 Flour mix (Note 1)
- GX-07 Grass mix (Note 2)
- M-02 Cladosporium herbarum
- M-06 Alternaria alternata
- T-03 Birch pollen
- W-06 Mugwort pollen
- K-202 CCD (Cross-reactive carbohydrate determinants)
Notes
1. Flour mix (FX-10): Wheat, Rye, Barley, Oat (flours that contain gluten)
2. Grass mix (GX-07): Pollen of Cocksfoot, Meadow fescue, Rye grass, Timothy grass, Kentucky blue grass, Velvet grass
No special preparation required.
For blood tests, we recommend drinking plenty of water beforehand to ensure smooth sample collection. If you are taking any regular medication, continue to do so unless advised otherwise by your doctor.
Important Clinical Information:
This test is a screening tool to monitor and support your overall health. It does not replace your GP or consultant.
Always discuss your test results, especially any abnormal results, with your GP, who can interpret them in the context of your medical history and overall health.