Is it necessary to fast?

Fasting is not required for allergy tests.

Should I stop taking medication (antihistamines, steroids) before the test?

In the study of allergen-specific IgE antibodies It is not necessary to stop taking antihistamines or steroids, although this will be decided by your doctor.

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Beta lactoglobulin allergen (f77) | IgG antibodies

Name: Beta lactoglobulin allergen (f77) | IgG antibodies
Brand: სინევო
SKU: 214
Price: 55 GEL
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Known as: Beta lactoglobulin allergen

SKU: 214

₾55.00

Study material: Venous blood

Response time (working day): 14

The test is done on an empty stomach: no

Home call service: Yes

Country: EU

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β-Lactoglobulin It is a protein component of animal milk (cow, goat, sheep), although it is not found in breast milk. It makes up 50-65% of cow's milk proteins. The complete absence of beta-lactoglobulin in breast milk is the reason why allergic reactions begin in children when consuming animal milk.

Preparation of the patient:There is no need to fast or stop taking antihistamine medications.

Material for examination: Venous blood

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This medical information is not intended to be a universal treatment guide for all patients. The treatment process, including the type, volume, and frequency of diagnostic tests and therapeutic procedures, is determined by the physician individually — based on an assessment of the patient's condition and relevant medical indications. The decision is made in consultation with the patient. Before purchasing a test, please read the instructions for its preparation.