44 types of acute allergens

The 44 type acute allergens program is suitable for those who suspect they have allergic reactions after eating a food or touching something they’re allergic to. Reactions typically occur instantly and are visible within 2 hours. Common symptoms of acute allergies include:

• - Redness: Allergic skin rash.

• - Sneezing and Runny Nose: Immediate reaction upon contact or inhalation of the allergen.

• - Eye Irritation: Tearing or redness in the eyes.

• - Fever: Can occur if there is a significant amount of antibodies or histamine present.

• - In severe cases, allergies can lead to life-threatening conditions such as suffocation or anaphylactic shock.

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44 type acute allergens (Specific IgE) includes the following:

Detected allergens for 17 types of food:

Detect 27 types of environmental allergens :

 

Preparation before health check-up

1. 1. Avoid drinking alcohol for at least 24 hours before the check-up.

2. 2. Ensure an adequate amount of sleep for 6-8 hours.

3. 3. Continue taking your personal medications (please inform our staff before the check-up).

4. 4. Provide detailed information about your medical history or bring relevant previous medical reports.

5. 5. Should wear the clothing allowing access to upper arm.

Our 44 Type Acute Allergens Program identifies acute food and environmental allergies through Specific IgE testing. It is tailored for individuals experiencing rapid allergic reactions. Preparation includes avoiding alcohol, ensuring adequate sleep, and wearing accessible clothing for ease of testing.