Food Allergy Basic Panel Test

Food Allergy Basic Panel Test

Category
Allergy
Sample
Blood sample taken from a vein in your arm
Reports () Terms & Conditions Report time varies with time of sample collection.
In 9 days
Fasting
No Fasting
Age
All Ages

What Is This Test?

A blood test panel that measures specific IgE antibodies against common food allergens.

Why this test is performed?

Helps identify which allergens may be triggering symptoms such as sneezing, asthma, skin rashes, itching, hives or reactions after eating, so they can be avoided and treatment can be planned.

Who should take this test?

Sneezing, runny nose, wheezing, itchy eyes, skin rash/hives, or reactions after eating certain foods or taking medicines.

Test Preparation

No fasting needed.

What's included 115 parameters

Beef (1)
  • Beef
Mutton (1)
  • Mutton
Pork (1)
  • Pork
Mackerel (1)
  • Mackerel
Salmon (1)
  • Salmon
Tuna (1)
  • Tuna
Lobster (1)
  • Lobster
Duck Meat (1)
  • Duck Meat
Sardine (1)
  • Sardine
Fish (Cod) (1)
  • Fish (Cod)
Chicken Meat (1)
  • Chicken Meat
Shrimp (1)
  • Shrimp
Crab (1)
  • Crab
Pomegranate (1)
  • Pomegranate
Ciannamon (1)
  • Ciannamon
Wheat Flour (1)
  • Wheat Flour
Chick Pea (1)
  • Chick Pea
Lentil (1)
  • Lentil
Chocolate (1)
  • Chocolate
Yeast (1)
  • Yeast
Whole Egg (Hen) (1)
  • Whole Egg (Hen)
Rosemary (1)
  • Rosemary
Oregano (1)
  • Oregano
Saffron (1)
  • Saffron
Coriander (1)
  • Coriander
Curcuma (1)
  • Curcuma
Nutmeg (1)
  • Nutmeg
Curry (1)
  • Curry
Black Pepper (1)
  • Black Pepper
Thyme (1)
  • Thyme
Anise (1)
  • Anise
Ginger (1)
  • Ginger
Basil (1)
  • Basil
Cloves (1)
  • Cloves
Cardamon (1)
  • Cardamon
Vanilla (1)
  • Vanilla
Cinnamon (1)
  • Cinnamon
Mint (1)
  • Mint
Parsley (1)
  • Parsley
Poppy (Seed) (1)
  • Poppy (Seed)
Celery (1)
  • Celery
Olive (1)
  • Olive
Fennel (1)
  • Fennel
Garlic (1)
  • Garlic
Yogurt (1)
  • Yogurt
Curd (1)
  • Curd
Cheese Cheddar Type (1)
  • Cheese Cheddar Type
Cow Milk (1)
  • Cow Milk
Walnut (1)
  • Walnut
Pistachio Nut (1)
  • Pistachio Nut
Cashew Nut (1)
  • Cashew Nut
Vancomycin (1)
  • Vancomycin
Almond (1)
  • Almond
Hazelnut (1)
  • Hazelnut
Peanut (1)
  • Peanut
Fig (1)
  • Fig
Date (1)
  • Date
Raisin (1)
  • Raisin
Coconut (1)
  • Coconut
Lychee (1)
  • Lychee
Cranberry (1)
  • Cranberry
Watermelon (1)
  • Watermelon
Papaya (1)
  • Papaya
Guava (1)
  • Guava
Grape (1)
  • Grape
Plum (1)
  • Plum
Cherry (1)
  • Cherry
Apricot (1)
  • Apricot
Pineapple (1)
  • Pineapple
Lemon (1)
  • Lemon
Peach (1)
  • Peach
Pear (1)
  • Pear
Banana (1)
  • Banana
Mango (1)
  • Mango
Melon (1)
  • Melon
Kiwi (1)
  • Kiwi
Apple (1)
  • Apple
Strawberry (1)
  • Strawberry
Orange (1)
  • Orange
Flax Seed (1)
  • Flax Seed
Pumpkin Seed (1)
  • Pumpkin Seed
Sunflower Seed (1)
  • Sunflower Seed
Mustard (1)
  • Mustard
Sesame Seed (1)
  • Sesame Seed
Coconut Milk (1)
  • Coconut Milk
Tea (1)
  • Tea
Coffee (1)
  • Coffee
Radish (1)
  • Red Radish
Cucumber (1)
  • Cucumber
Tofu (Bean Curd) (1)
  • Tofu (Bean Curd)
Mushrooms (1)
  • Mushrooms
French Bean (1)
  • French Bean
Soya Bean (1)
  • Soya Bean
Pea (1)
  • Pea
Beet (1)
  • Beet
Cauliflower (1)
  • Cauliflower
Egg Plant/Aubergine (1)
  • Egg Plant/Aubergine
Broccoli (1)
  • Broccoli
Turnip (1)
  • Turnip
Pumpkin (1)
  • Pumpkin
Sweet Pepper (1)
  • Sweet Pepper
Cabbage (1)
  • Cabbage
Lettuce (1)
  • Lettuce
Spinach (1)
  • Spinach
Sweet Potato (1)
  • Sweet Potato
Onion (1)
  • Onion
Potato (1)
  • Potato
Carrot (1)
  • Carrot
Tomato (1)
  • Tomato
Semolina (1)
  • Semolina
Millet (1)
  • Millet
Rice (1)
  • Rice
Maize (1)
  • Maize
Oats (1)
  • Oats
Barley (1)
  • Barley
Medical disclaimer · for information only, not medical advice

This article is for general information and education only. It is not medical advice, does not create a doctor–patient relationship, and is not a substitute for consultation with a qualified doctor who has assessed your individual situation. Never delay seeking medical advice because of something you have read here.

In a medical emergency, call 112, or 108 for an ambulance where that service operates, or go to your nearest emergency department. If you are in mental health distress, Tele-MANAS is free and available 24×7 on 14416.

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Frequently asked questions

Not always. A positive result shows sensitisation; your doctor will match it with your symptoms. A negative result makes allergy less likely.

No. Blood allergy (specific IgE) tests are not affected by antihistamines, unlike skin prick tests.

No fasting is needed. You can eat and drink normally unless your doctor has advised otherwise.

Blood sample taken from a vein in your arm.

Usually within 7–8 days after the sample reaches the lab. You will receive the report online.

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