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Salmon Allergy Test
This Salmon Allergy Test uses a blood sample to determine whether or not you are allergic to salmon.
- Test Preparation:
- None
- Testing Method:
- Blood draw
This Salmon Allergy Test uses a blood sample to determine whether or not you are allergic to salmon. It’s unlikely to be allergic to only salmon and not other types of commonly-eaten fish, so consider taking our Fish Allergy Panel to cover more bases all at once (and save money). To identify this specific allergy, order our Salmon Allergy Test today.
How Our Salmon Allergy Test Works
Our Salmon Allergy Test may be purchased online, and then you can visit any of our 4,000+ convenient locations nationwide at your leisure to take the test (no appointment required). When a member of the center’s staff takes a small quantity of blood from you through the skin prick method, your part of the operation will be complete.
Most patients can go about their day in less than 30 minutes following sample collection. You can obtain full results in as little as 48 to 72 hours if your sample is sent to a CLIA-accredited laboratory for processing if you have an allergy or sensitivity to foods derived from animals.
Common Salmon Allergy Symptoms
Although an adult may acquire a salmon allergy, it often appears in children. Some previously healthy adults may develop a threshold degree of sensitization after consuming salmon, at which point they may have allergic symptoms every time they eat fish.
A salmon allergy may cause a variety of uncomfortable symptoms, including:
- Salmon can cause various allergic reactions, including skin, eyes, nose, and stomach. Itchy, irritated skin is a common reaction to touching fish.
- The inhalation of steam from cooking or consuming an allergic fish may lead to symptoms such as hives, watery eyes, sore throat, nasal congestion, nausea, vomiting, and even diarrhea.
- Extreme lightheadedness or passing out might result from circulatory problems after uncommon allergic responses.
How to Interpret Your Results
We want you to be completely comfortable with your allergy testing results, so we’ve made every effort to communicate them to you in the clearest way possible. We employ an Immunoglobulin-E (IgE) blood test that measures IgE antibodies in the body to ascertain salmon allergy.
When analyzing your data, the findings column will contain not only your results but also any flags and a reference range. The phrase “reference range” describes the minimal concentration at which an allergic reaction may develop. When talking about allergies, the term “result” refers to the numerical score representing your sensitivity to allergens. The “flag” column in your report will indicate whether your salmon test was normal/nonreactive or abnormal/reactive. A positive or negative test flag marks each allergic reaction to salmon.
Why Choose Priority Lab Testing
Priority Lab Testing offers a wide variety of tests, makes it easy to order online, and stands by the accuracy of its results. Some of the many benefits of selecting Priority Lab Testing are as follows:
- Easy: The laboratory tests that we do are straightforward and require very little effort on our part. Pick the tests you’re interested in having done, decide which lab is most convenient, then show up whenever it’s good for you.
- Fast: Priority Lab Testing guarantees results within 24 to 72 hours after sample receipt. Spend less time in waiting rooms and more time recuperating from illness.
- Secure: Priority Lab Testing is a premium on security and HIPAA compliance. Your confidentiality will be maintained throughout, and you will have access to your medical records and results.
- Affordable: Priority Lab Testing’s testing is more affordable than other options since it does not need a patient to make an in-person visit to a lab. Because there are no hidden costs associated with using our lab services, they are less expensive than those offered by a physician’s office.
FAQs
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Whenever a normally safe chemical causes an allergic response in a sensitive individual, we label that substance an allergen. Allergies1 occur when an individual’s immune system incorrectly identifies an allergen as a foreign or hazardous material, launching an assault on it.
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Anyone who is allergic to salmon should avoid eating or handling salmon. Itching, swelling, redness, and dry skin are some reactions that may occur in people with salmon sensitivity after eating or handling a salmon.
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A person with a salmon allergy will respond similarly to someone who is allergic to any other allergen. Taking an IgE allergy test, which analyzes blood for antibodies, is the only method to determine whether you have a salmon allergy.
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All adults over the age of 18 who are concerned about a potential intolerance to salmon should take this test. Take a multi-panel allergy test to cover more ground quickly and accurately since it is very improbable that you are allergic to just salmon and not other commonly-eaten fish.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/8610-allergy-overview#:~:text=Symptoms%20may%20include%20itchiness%2C%20hives,of%20your%20eyes%20or%20face.