Celiac Disease
Anti-TTG and Endomysium IgA: a commonly used celiac disease screening.
The Nut Panel 2 (fx22) provides extended tree nut screening. For women, comprehensive allergy identification supports safe nutrition during pregnancy.
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This panel measures specific IgE antibodies against walnut, cashew, pecan, pistachio, and macadamia. A positive result indicates sensitisation to at least one nut in this mix.
Cashew and walnut allergies are among the most common causes of severe nut-related anaphylaxis. This panel covers species not included in fx1.
Consider this panel alongside fx1 for comprehensive nut allergy assessment, or if you have experienced reactions after eating walnuts, cashews, or pistachios.
If sensitisation is confirmed, your allergist will advise which nuts to avoid. Cross-reactivity between cashew and pistachio is very high, and between walnut and pecan. Always carry emergency medication.
The first panel covers the most common nuts, while fx22 covers additional important tree nuts. Together they provide comprehensive coverage.
Yes. They belong to the same botanical family and cross-reactivity is very common.
Yes. Nut allergies are specific to individual species, though some cross-reactivities exist.
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These panels measure values from the same category as this marker.
Anti-TTG and Endomysium IgA: a commonly used celiac disease screening.
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Every result includes a professional assessment from a BIG-registered doctor. For treatment decisions, discuss your results with your GP.
Nut Panel 2 (fx22)
€39,-