IgE Inhalation mix 42 allergens RP

This is a complementary test. This test is not (h)recognized by general practitioners and mainstream care. For follow-up care with Blood Value Test, ask for the specialized therapists.

In the mucous membranes of the body, the learned immune system plays an essential role in the recognition, signalling and activation of allergens and pathogens. We know this learned immune response as (s)IgA.

About the IgE Inhalation Screening

This Blood Test tests for 42 types of allergies that you suffer from through inhalation.

When the exposure to allergens exceeds the capacity of the mucous membranes to detect and eliminate them, an immune response occurs in the blood: the IgG response. If the increased exposure continues, eventually this immune response will fail and IgE-mediated reactions will occur, i.e. allergies.

In the IgE Inhalation Screening, tests are performed on 9 different groups (pools) of similar inhalation allergens. These are tree pollen of early and late flowering tree species, dander of domestic animals, early and late flowering grass species, house dust producing organisms, rodents, poultry and house fungi.

The following 42 inhalation allergens are investigated:

alder, hazelnut, poplar, willow, elm, maple, birch, beech, oak, walnut, dog, horse, cattle, cat, cocksfoot, tall fescue, meadowgrass, meadowlark, rye, couch grass, reed, striped knapweed, Dermatoph. farinae, Dermatoph. fteronyssinus, house dust, cockroach, hamster, rabbit, mouse, guinea pig, rat, duck, goose, chicken, turkey, Alter. alternata, Asper. fumigatus, Candida albicans, Clado. herbarum, Penni. notatum.