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Inhalant Allergy Test (44 Allergens)
The panel checks for IgE to 44 airborne allergens. Where and when your symptoms occur can help connect a result with exposure to dust mites, animal dander, mould or pollen.
Price for this test on its ownAED 499
Clinical authorDr Nirupama SabhapathySpecialist Clinical Pathology
- Sample
- Serum
- Laboratory turnaround
- 2 to 3 days
- Collection
- Dubai
- Laboratory
- Intel Lab
Understanding the test
What does Inhalant Allergy Test (44 Allergens) measure?
This panel may help investigate seasonal sneezing, nasal symptoms or wheezing that follows contact with dust, animals or certain outdoor environments.
When it may be requested
A seasonal pattern
Compare a pollen finding with the season and outdoor circumstances in which symptoms recur.
Symptoms in one setting
Dust or dander findings can be considered alongside symptoms at home, at work or around an animal.
Inside this test
What the laboratory looks for
Full panel entries
- House Dust Mite (D. pteronyssinus)
- Nettle
- House Dust Mite (D. farinae)
- Chamomile
- Acarus siro (Storage Mite)
- Weed Mixture
- Alder
- Latex
- Birch
- Cockroach Mix
- Hazel
- Honey Bee Venom
- Plane Tree
- Common Wasp Venom
- Oak (White)
- Culicoides (Biting Midge)
- Olive
- Cat Epithelium
- Eucalyptus
- Horse Epithelium
- Cypress
- Dog Epithelium
- Desert Palm Pollen
- Rabbit Epithelium
- Mulberry
- Golden Hamster Epithelium
- Acacia / Mesquite Mix
- Guinea Pig Epithelium
- Cultivated Wheat
- Cow / Sheep
- Grain Pollen Mix
- Camel Hair
- Maize
- Feather Mix
- Mixed Grasses
- Penicillium Mix
- Mugwort
- Aspergillus fumigatus
- Plantain
- Cladosporium herbarum
- Russian Thistle
- Alternaria alternata
- Oxeye Daisy
- Candida albicans
Before your sample
Prepare for collection
SpecimenSerum
Your checklist
No fasting is required. Record where symptoms occur and whether they vary by season, around pets or away from home. A blood IgE test differs from a skin prick test in its preparation.
A clinician takes a small sample of blood from a vein. The laboratory uses serum, the liquid separated from the blood after it clots.
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Understanding your result
2 to 3 daysLaboratory turnaround
Result guideInhalant Allergy Test (44 Allergens)
Reading your result
A finding is most convincing when the named allergen corresponds to exposure and the timing of symptoms. An allergen outside the panel will not appear on the report.
What can affect it
- Detection of airborne allergen IgE is evidence of sensitisation. It does not establish which exposure is causing symptoms.
From sample to follow-up
Your testing journey
Laboratory testInhalant Allergy Test (44 Allergens)
- Specimen
- Serum
- Turnaround
- 2 to 3 days
Open your laboratory report
Look for Inhalant Allergy Test (44 Allergens) in your report. Use the sample type and collection time when comparing it with an earlier report.
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Discuss the next step
Make a short note of exposures at home, outdoors and at work. Compare the timing of symptoms with the allergens reported.
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Before you book
Why bring a note of where my symptoms start?
A positive result for a pollen is more informative when your symptoms recur during exposure. Symptoms that occur around an animal or in a particular room give the clinician a different clue.
Does this include food allergens?
This panel is directed at the listed inhaled allergens. Choose a food-specific evaluation with your clinician when symptoms follow eating.
Why might symptoms persist after a negative panel?
The trigger may be outside the list or symptoms may have another cause. The pattern of symptoms is still useful to the clinician even when no listed sensitisation is detected.
Can I take my usual antihistamine before this blood test?
Yes. Antihistamines can suppress a skin-prick reaction, but they do not block the allergen-specific IgE measured in blood. If you are also booked for a skin test, check the instructions for that appointment separately.
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Inhalant Allergies 44
An IgE blood panel covering 44 listed inhalant allergens. Findings indicate sensitisation and are interpreted with symptoms and exposure history.
- Allergens
- 44
- Samples
- Blood
- Listed turnaround
- 3 to 5 days
AED 499
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Inhalant Allergies 30
An IgE blood panel covering 30 listed inhalant allergens. Findings indicate sensitisation and are interpreted with symptoms and exposure history.
- Allergens
- 30
- Samples
- Blood
- Listed turnaround
- 3 to 5 days
AED 299
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Food Allergies 44
Blood testing for specific IgE with a 44-entry food panel. Results support assessment of suspected food allergy and need interpretation with symptoms and clinical history.
- Foods
- 44
- Samples
- Blood
- Listed turnaround
- 3 to 5 days
AED 499
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Food Allergies 30
Blood testing for specific IgE with a 30-entry food panel. Results support assessment of suspected food allergy and need interpretation with symptoms and clinical history.
- Foods
- 30
- Samples
- Blood
- Listed turnaround
- 3 to 5 days
AED 299
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Sources & further reading
Written by Dr Nirupama Sabhapathy, Specialist Clinical Pathology. Medically reviewed by Dr Joyce Jose, Specialist Clinical Pathology, on .
Catalogue information and AED price checked on 2 November 2026. Clinical suitability, preparation, collection arrangements and turnaround are confirmed for your selected test.