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Allergy & Intolerance

Inhalation Allergy Panel

The Inhalation Allergy Panel identifies airborne allergen sensitivities. For women, managing allergies is especially important during pregnancy when treatment options may be limited.

Doctor's Assessment Included

What It Measures

This panel measures specific IgE antibodies against multiple airborne allergens including indoor allergens (dust mites, cat, dog, moulds) and outdoor allergens (grass, tree, and weed pollens).

Why It Matters

Identifying specific inhalant allergens guides targeted avoidance measures and treatment, improving quality of life and helping determine whether allergen immunotherapy may be beneficial.

When to Test

Consider this panel if you have chronic or seasonal nasal congestion, sneezing, itchy eyes, cough, or asthma that you suspect may be allergy-related. Consult your healthcare provider for guidance.

Lifestyle Tips

Based on identified allergens: use dust-mite-proof bedding, maintain low indoor humidity, use HEPA air purifiers, keep pets out of bedrooms, shower after outdoor activities during pollen season, and monitor pollen forecasts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this panel replace skin prick testing?
Blood IgE testing and skin prick testing are complementary. Blood testing is preferred when skin conditions or antihistamine use make skin testing unreliable.
Can I develop new inhalant allergies as an adult?
Yes. New sensitisations can occur at any age, especially after moving to a new environment or increased allergen exposure.
What is allergen immunotherapy?
Immunotherapy involves gradually exposing you to increasing amounts of your allergen to build tolerance. It can be delivered as injections or sublingual tablets.

Tests with related values

These panels measure values from the same category as this marker.

Inhalation Allergy Panel

€299,-