Celiac Disease
Anti-TTG and Endomysium IgA: a commonly used celiac disease screening.
The Food Mix Panel (fx77) screens for IgE-mediated food sensitisation in a single test. For women, understanding food allergies is important during pregnancy planning, as some allergies may influence dietary needs and nutritional planning.
Doctor's Assessment Included
This panel measures specific IgE antibodies against a predefined mixture of common food allergens. A positive result indicates sensitisation to at least one allergen in the mix but does not identify which specific food is responsible — individual allergen testing is then needed.
The food mix panel serves as an efficient first-line screening tool. A negative result can help rule out IgE-mediated food allergy to the included allergens, while a positive result directs further investigation to identify the specific trigger food.
Consider this panel as an initial screening if you suspect food-related allergic symptoms but are unsure which foods are involved. It is also useful when a broad screening approach is preferred before targeted testing. Consult your healthcare provider for guidance.
If specific food allergies are identified through follow-up testing, work with a healthcare provider or dietitian to develop a safe, nutritionally balanced diet. Keep an allergy action plan and carry emergency medication if prescribed.
These panels measure values from the same category as this marker.
Anti-TTG and Endomysium IgA: a commonly used celiac disease screening.
Food Mix Panel (fx77)
€39,-