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Allergen Profile With Component Reflexes, Respiratory–Area 14

This test measures the level of specific antibodies, called IgE, in your blood that react to common airborne allergens found in your specific geographic region. It helps identify which substances, such as pollens, molds, or dust mites, may be triggering symptoms like sneezing, wheezing, or itchy eyes. These results help show whether your respiratory issues are likely caused by an allergic reaction rather than a cold or non-allergic irritation. However, a positive result indicates sensitivity and does not confirm a diagnosis of asthma or predict the severity of future reactions on its own.