Directory Of Services DOS ALLERGY TESTING SOLUTIONS Penta Screen Panels PSP-1 Pollen Panel 1 PSP-7 Insect Panel Bermuda Grass Honey Bee Venom Orchardgrass Wasp Venom Timothy Grass Bumblebee Venom Maize Mosquito Rye Cockroach PSP-2 Pollen Panel 2 PSP-8 Mold Panel Acacia A. fumigates Eucalyptus A. niger Mesquite A. flavus Mulberry Tree A. versicolor Juniper P. notatum PSP-3 Pollen Panel 3 PSP-9 Fruit Panel Alder Banana Birch Mango Poplar Apple Cedar Orange Cypress Grapefruit PSP-4 Garden Panel PSP-10 Kids Food Panel Sunflower Egg Cocklebur Milk Powder Chrysanthemum Brinjal (Egg Plant) Wormwood Spinach Mugwort Peanuts PSP-5 Mite Panel PSP-11 Non-veg Food Panel E. maynei Crab D. farina Shrimp D. pterronyssinus Haddock G. domesticus Chicken (Meat) T. putrescentiae Lamb/Mutton PSP-6 Animal Panel PSP-12 Veg Food Panel Cow (Dander) Rice Dog (Dander) Potato Mouse (Dander) Tomato Rat (Dander) Mustard Cat (Dander) Lentil Comprehensive Screen Panel CSP Bermuda Grass E. maynei Banana Orchardgrass D. farina Mango Timothy Grass D. pterronyssinus Apple Maize G. domesticus Orange Rye T. putrescentiae Grapefruit Acacia Cow (Dander) Egg Eucalyptus Dog (Dander) Milk Powder Mesquite Mouse (Dander) Brinjal (Egg Plant) Mulberry Tree Rat (Dander) Spinach Juniper Cat (Dander) Peanuts Alder Honey Bee Venom Crab Birch Wasp Venom Shrimp Poplar Bumblebee Venom Haddock Cedar Mosquito Chicken (Meat) Cypress Cockroach Lamb/Mutton Sunflower A. fumigates Rice Cocklebur A. niger Potato Chrysanthemum A. flavus Tomato Wormwood A. versicolor Mustard Mugwort P. notatum Lentil Comprehensive Screening Panel (Combination Of Inhalant, Contact, Food Allergens) 20 to 30% of Indian population is considered to be affected by one or more allergic diseases including millions of children. The number of people who have severe allergies has risen dramatically in the past decade. Each exposure to an allergen, for example peanuts can cause a stronger reaction leading ultimately to very serious consequences. Find out with one simple test, what you are allergic to and prevent a severe allergic reactions. This is a simple blood test that can screen for multiple of allergens at one shot. The Comprehensive Allergy Screening Panel tests for allergies and sensitivities to food, inhalant & contact allergens in one single test and pinpoints the probable culprit allergen(s) causing allergies. Indo Allergy Mega Screen Panel IA100 Acacia E. maynei Rape Alder Egg White Rat A. alternata Eucalyptus Red Apple Mugwort Leaved Glycophagus Red Pepper Aniseed Grapefruit Rice A. flavus Green Apples Rye A. fumigatus Green Beans Sesame A. niger Haddock Sheep's Wool A. versicolor Hazelnut Shrimp Banana Hibiscus Silk Bee Venom Juniper/Savin tree Sorrel Bermuda Grass Jute Soyabeans Birch Kidney Beans S. botryosum Black Pepper Lamb/Mutton Sunflower Buckwheat Flour Latex T. putrescentiae Bumblebee Venom Lentils Timothy Grass C. albicans Maize Tomatoes Caraway Mango Wasp Venom Casein Mesquite Wheat Flour Cashew Nuts Milk Powder Wormwood Cat Mosquito Cedar Mouse Cherry Mugwort Chick Peas Mulberry Tree Chicken Mustard Chrysanthemum Nutmeg C. cladosporoides Oak C. herbarum Oat Flour Cocklebur Orange Cockroach Orchard Grass Coconuts Peach Corn Flour Peanuts Cotton (Treated) Peas Cow P. chrysogenum Crab P. notatum Curry Pineapple Cypress Plum D. farinae Poplar D. pterronyssinus Pork Dog Potatoes Mega Indian Allergen Screening Panel (Common 100 Indian Allergens) Symptom Based Panels AP40 Apple Banana Chicken (Meat) Egg (White & Yolk) Grapefruit Mutton/Lamb Lentil Peanut Pea Potato Rice Soybean American Cockroach E. maynei A. alternata A. fumigatus A. niger C. albicans P. notatum Acacia AP20 AP40 Alder Cockroach Cockroach Bermuda Grass E. maynei A. alternata Birch A. alternata A. fumigates Cedar A. fumigatus P. notatum Chrysanthemum A. niger Bermuda Grass Common Cucklebur C. albicans Mesquite Cypress P. notatum Wormwood Eucalyptus Acacia Cat (Dander) Corn Bermuda Grass Dog (Dander) Mesquite Cypress Mouse (Dander) Mulberry Eucalyptus Orchard Grass Corn Rye Grass Mesquite Timothy Grass Rye Grass Wormwood Wormwood Cat (Dander) Cat (Dander) Cow (Dander) Cow (Dander) Dog (Dander) Dog (Dander) Mouse (Dander) Mouse (Dander) Rat (Dander) Rat (Dander) Asthma Mini Panel Asthma Maxi Panel Asthma Mega Panel Allergic Asthma Allergic asthma, or allergy-induced asthma, is the most common form of asthma. If your asthma is allergic, your symptoms are most often triggered by inhaling allergens. An allergen is a typically harmless substance such as dust mites, pet dander, pollen or mold. If you are allergic to a substance, this allergen triggers a response starting in the immune system. Through a complex reaction, these allergens then cause the passages in the airways of the lungs to become inflamed and swollen. This results in coughing, wheezing and other asthma symptoms. Exposure to allergens may trigger the symptoms, but the real culprit in allergic asthma is the IgE antibody. The IgE antibody is produced by the body in response to allergen exposure. The combination of the antibody with allergens results in the release of potent chemicals called mediators. The mediators cause inflammation and swelling of the airways, resulting in symptoms of asthma. Some people with asthma do not have allergies. Asthma symptoms may also be triggered by exercise, viral or bacterial infections, cold air or by related conditions such as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Symptom Based Panels RP40 Apple Banana Chicken (Meat) Crab Egg (White & Yolk) Grapefruit Lentil Mustard Peanut Pea Rice Shrimp Soybean Tomato D. farinae E. maynei A. fumigatus C. albicans P. notatum Acacia RP20 RP10 Alder D. farinae D. farina Bermuda Grass E. maynei E. maynei Birch A. fumigatus A. fumigatus Cedar P. notatum P. notatum Chrysanthemum Acacia Bermuda Grass Common Cucklebur Bermuda Grass Mesquite Corn Chrysanthemum Wormwood Mesquite Common Cucklebur Cat (Dander) Mulberry Corn Mouse (Dander) Orange Mesquite Dog (Dander) Orchard Grass Orange Rye Grass Orchard Grass Timothy Grass Rye Grass Wormwood Timothy Grass Cat (Dander) Wormwood Cow (Dander) Cat (Dander) Mouse (Dander) Cow (Dander) Rat (Dander) Mouse (Dander) Dog (Dander) Rat (Dander) Potato Dog (Dander) Rhinitis Mini Panel Rhinitis Maxi Panel Rhinitis Mega Panel Allergic Rhinitis Allergic rhinitis is caused by allergens like molds, pollen and animals. These are substances which are usually harmless, but can cause allergic reactions in certain people. Allergy symptoms are the result of a chain reaction that starts in the immune system. Your immune system controls how your body defends itself. For instance, if you have an allergy to pollen, your immune system identifies pollen as an invader or allergen. Your immune system overreacts by producing antibodies called Immunoglobulin E (IgE). These antibodies travel to cells that release histamine and other chemicals, causing an allergic reaction with symptoms such as sneezing, stuffiness, a running nose, itching and post-nasal drip. People with allergic rhinitis are also prone to itchy, watery eyes (from allergic conjunctivitis), and they may be more sensitive to irritants such as smoke, perfume or cold, dry air. Rhinitis can contribute to other problems such as asthma, sinus or ear conditions, or trouble in sleeping. Allergic Rhinitis Triggers Seasonal allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hay fever, is triggered by outdoor allergens such as pollen and mold spores. Some people have symptoms year-round due to indoor allergens from pets, mold, dust mites and cockroach residue. This is called perennial allergic rhinitis. You can suffer from either seasonal or perennial allergic rhinitis, or a combination of both. Symptom Based Panels Derma Panels DP20 Derma Maxi Panel DP10 Derma Mini Panel CP10 Conjunctivitis Panel Grapefruit D. farinae Alder Orange D. microceras Cedar Coconut D. pteronyssinus Cypress D. farinae E. maynei Eucalyptus D. microceras G. domesticus Mesquite D. pteronyssinus Cat (Dander) Timothy Grass E. maynei Cow (Dander) Wormwood G. domesticus Dog (Dander) Cow (Dander) Apple Mouse (Dander) Dog (Dander) Mango Fruit Rat (Dander) Mouse (Dander) Banana Wheat Wheat Cat (Dander) Cow (Dander) Dog (Dander) Mouse (Dander) Rat (Dander) Egg White Milk (Cooked) Opthal Panel Allergic Conjunctivitis Allergic conjunctivitis (eye allergy) is the most common allergy affecting the eyes. Many people with allergies get allergic conjunctivitis when their eyes come in contact with an allergen. The allergen triggers the release of histamine. This typically results in itching, redness, burning or tearing of the conjunctiva. These are the thin membrane lining the eyelids and the exposed surface of the eyes. Allergic conjunctivitis can be seasonal or perennial. The seasonal version is much more common. It is related to exposure to airborne allergens such as Grass, tree and weed pollen or molds. The perennial form persists throughout the year and is usually triggered by dust mites, animal dander or molds. Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema) Atopic dermatitis (eczema) is a chronic or recurrent inflammatory skin disease. "Atopic" means that there is typically a genetic tendency toward allergic disease. Atopic dermatitis usually begins in the first few years of life and is often the initial indication that a child may later develop asthma and/or allergic rhinitis (hay fever). In infants, eczema usually appears as tiny bumps on the cheeks. Older children and adults often experience rashes on the knees or elbows (often in the folds of the joints), on the backs of hands or on the scalp. Symptoms of atopic dermatitis (eczema) include, patches on skin that are red or brownish, itchy skin, especially at night and dry cracked or scaly skin. ASP RSP Acacia Acacia Bermuda Grass Bermuda Grass Chrysanthemum Chrysanthemum Common Cucklebur Common Cucklebur Eucalyptus Corn Corn Mesquite Mesquite Mulberry Rye Grass Rye Grass Timothy Grass Timothy Grass Wormwood Orchard Grass APP RPP E. maynei D. farinae A. alternata E. maynei A. fumigatus A. fumigatus A. niger C. albicans P. notatum P. notatum Cat (Dander) Cat (Dander) Cow (Dander) Cow (Dander) Dog (Dander) Mouse (Dander) Mouse (Dander) Rat (Dander) Rat (Dander) Dog (Dander) Seasonal Allergy Panels Perennial Allergy Panels Rhinitis Panel Asthma Panel Rhinitis Panel Asthma Panel Seasonal allergic rhinitis, commonly referred to as hay fever, affects millions of people worldwide. Symptoms include sneezing, stuffiness, a running nose and itchiness in your nose, the roof of your mouth, throat, eyes or ears. These allergic reactions are most commonly caused by pollen and mold spores in the air, which start a chain reaction in your immune system. Perennial allergies may occur at any time of year - unrelated to the season - or may last year-round. Perennial allergies are often a reaction to house dust. House dust may contain mold and fungal spores, fibers of fabric, animal dander, dust mites, and bits of insects. Usually, perennial allergies cause nasal symptoms (allergic rhinitis) but not eye symptoms (allergic conjunctivitis). However, allergic conjunctivitis can result when certain substances are purposely or inadvertently placed in the eyes. These substances include drugs used to treat eye disorders, cosmetics such as eyeliner and face powder, and hair dye. The cleaning solutions for contact lenses can cause a chemical allergic reaction. Food Allergy Panels VP Veg Food Allergy NVP Non-Veg Food Allergy Cashew Nut Crab Pineapple Haddock / White Fish Peanut Chicken (Meat) Mustard Mutton/Lamb Casein Shrimp Brinjal (Egg Plant) Pork Grapefruit Egg White Coconut Egg Yolk Hazelnut Codfish Carrot Oyster Lentil Tomato Apple Mango Fruit Banana Rice Pea Potato Milk Powder Yoghurt Food Allergies People with food allergies have an allergic reaction when they come in contact with certain foods. This happens because their immune system overreacts to the proteins present in that food. Signs of a food allergy include: - A rash or red, lLchy skln - SLuffy or lLchy nose, sneezlng or lLchy and Leary eyes - vomlLlng, sLomach cramps or dlarrhea - Angloedema or swelllng - Poarseness, LhroaL LlghLness or a lump ln Lhe LhroaL - Wheezlng, chesL LlghLness or Lrouble breaLhlng Some people with food allergies can have a serious reaction called anaphylaxis. It is common for people and even some healthcare providers to misdiagnose the difference between food allergy and food intolerance. Food allergy can result in a life-threatening allergic reaction. On the other hand, a misdiagnosis could mean that you are unnecessarily limiting what you eat. Drug Allergy Panels Amino Acid Panel Anti-inflammatory Panel Penicillins Panel L-Tyroxine Pyrazolone Penicilloyl G Tyramine Phenylbutazone Penicilloyl V Tryptophan Naproxene Ampicillin 5-Aminosalicylicacid Amoxycillin Aminoglycosides Panel Piperacillin Gentamycin Antimicrobial Panel Cloxacillin Streptomycin Chloramphenicol Oxacillin Tobramycin Benzalkonium chloride Bacampicillin Neomycin Carbenicillin Lincomycin Cephalosporin Panel Penicillamin Cefalotin Azlocillin Anaesthetics Panel Cephalosporin Articaine Cefaclor Sulfa Drugs Panel Bromelaine Cefuroxime TMP (Trimethoprime) Lidocaine/Xylocain Sulfamethoxazole Procaine Corticosteroid Panel Benzocaine Prednisolone Tetracyclines Panel Carbocain Cortisone Tetracycline Mepivacain Doxycyclin Bupivacain Cough Supp. Panel Minocyclin Prilocaine Ambroxole Ketoprofen Bromhexine Vitamins Panel Tetracaine Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) Insulin Panel Vitamin B6 Analgesic Panel Insulin (Protaphane Penfill) Beta-Carotin Propyphenazone Insulin (Insuman Rapid) Vitamin B12 Dipyron/Metamizole Insulin (Humalog) Ascorbic acid Phenacetine Panthenol Macrolides Panel Antipyretics Panel Erythromycin Acetylsalicylic Acid Clindamycin Piroxicam Roxithromycin Ibuprofen Clarithromycin Diclofenac Azithromycin Paracetamol Indomethacine Quinolones Panel Ciprofloxacin Antigcoagulant Panel Ofloxacin Heparin Norfloxacin Marcumar Freedom Panels FP5 Freedom Panel 5 (Select Any 5 Individual Allergens) FP10 Freedom Panel 10 (Select Any 10 Individual Allergens) FP20 Freedom Panel 20 (Select Any 20 Individual Allergens) Note: Please refer to the list of individual allergens in following section for selection of appropriate allergens. Individual Allergens List Of Common Indian Allergens (Arranged in Alphabetical Order) Acacia Chicken (Feathers) Gadfly A. siro Chicken (Meat) Garlic Alder Chicory German Cockroach Alfalfa Chili Gluten Almond Chocolate G. domesticus A. alternata Chrysanthemum Grape fruit Amaranth C. herbarum Grapefruit American Cockroach Coconut Guava Aniseed Coconut Milk Haddock (White Fish) Apple Codfish Hay Dust A. flavus Coffee Hazel nut A. fumigatus Common Cucklebur H. halodes A. niger Common Ragweed Henna A. versicolor Coriander Honey Bee Venom Aster Corn Housefly Avocado Corn (Grain) June Grass Banana Corn Flour Kiwi Barley Flour Cotton (Treated) Lamb's Quaters Beef Cow (Dander) Latex Beet Root Cow's Milk (Raw) Lemon Bermuda Grass Crab Lentil Birch Cucumber L. destructor Black Tea Curry Lettuce B. tropicalis C. lunata Mango Fruit Brinjal (Egg Plant) Cypress M. fescue Cabbage D. farinae Mesquite Cacao D. microceras Milk Powder C. albicans D. pteronyssinus Milk (Cooked) Caraway Dahlia Mosquito Cardamom Date Mouse (Dander) Carrot Dog (Dander) M. racemosus Casein Egg Mulberry Cashew Nut Egg (White & Yolk) Mushroom Cashmere (Wool) Egg White Mustard Cat (Dander) Egg Yolk Mutton/Lamb Cauliflower (Raw) Eucalyptus Oat flour Cedar E. maynei Onion Celeriac Fig Orange Cheddar Cheese Fire Ant Orchard Grass Cherry F. moniliforme Oyster Individual Allergens List Of Common Indian Allergens (Arranged in Alphabetical Order) Papaya Tulip Pea Turkey Peach Walnut Peanut Wasp Venom Pear Wheat P. chrysogenum Wheat (Bruised Grain) Perennial Rye Grass Wheat Flour P. betae Wheat Threshing Pigeon (Droppings) White Bean Pigeon (Feathers) Wormwood Pineapple Yeast Pork Yoghurt Potato Prawn Primerose Pumpkin Radish Rape Rat (Dander) Red Pepper R. nigricans R. plantain Rice Rose Rye Grass Sesame Sheep (Dander) Sheep Wool (Treated) Shrimp Silk (B. mori) Soybean Spinach Strawberry Sudan Grass Sunflower Sweet Vernal Grass Timothy Grass Tobacco Dust Tomato T. viride Drug Allergens Drug Allergens (Arranged in Alphabetical Order) 5-Aminosalicylicacid Doxycyclin Phenacetine Acetylcysteine Echinacea Phenylbutazone Acetylsalicylic Acid Epinephrine Piperacillin Alcuronium Erythromycin Piroxicam Ambroxole Erythrosin-B Prednisolone Amoxycillin Gentamycin Prilocaine Ampicillin Ginkgo Procaine Articaine Heparin Propyphenazone Ascorbic acid Hexahydrophthalicacid Pyrazolone Atropinsulfate Hydrochlorothiazid Ranitidine Azithromycin Ibuprofen Roxithromycin Azlocillin Indomethacine Sulfamethoxazole Bacampicillin Insulin human Streptomycin Benzalkonium chloride Insulin human Suxamethonium Benzocaine Insulin human Tartrazin Beta-Carotin Isoprenalin/Orciprenalin Tetanus - Toxoide Bromelaine Ketoprofen Tetracaine Bromhexine Lactose Tetracycline Bupivacain Lidocaine/Xylocain Aminophylline Caffeine Lincomycin T rimethoprime Captoprile L-Tyroxine Tobramycin Carbenicillin Maleinacidanhydrid Tryptophan Carbocain Marcumar Tyramine Cefaclor Mepivacain Vancomycin Cefalotin Methyltetrahydrophthalic acid Vitamin B1 Cefuroxime Metoprolol Vitamin B6 Cephalosporin Metronidazole Chloramphenicol Minocyclin Chymopapain Naproxene Chymotrypsin Neomycin Ciprofloxacin Norfloxacin Clarithromycin Nystatin Clavulanic acid Ofloxacin Clindamycin Omeprazole Cloxacillin Oxacillin Cortison Panthenol Vitamin B12 Paracetamol Cyclamate Penicillamin Diclofenac Penicilloyl G Dipyron/Metamizole Penicilloyl V Allergotest A Division Of Lilac Medicare (P) Ltd. 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