Allergy Screen (Cereals) Blood Test
£149.00
This allergy screen provides a comprehensive analysis of a broad range of cereals. Cereals can be found in many foods, namely bread, rice, and pasta.
A large proportion of society have certain allergies, although some may not know it yet. In those with an allergies, the body confuses a harmless allergen as a dangerous threat and so creates an inappropriate immune response. Allergic reactions can range from mild to severe, with symptoms extending from skin rashes and a runny nose, to difficulty breathing and seizures. It is not uncommon for certain cereals to be allergens for some people.
Our cereals allergy screen is designed for those who want to discover if they are allergic to any cereals, those who have recently been experiencing allergic symptoms and want to know why, or those who are already aware of an allergy to one cereal, and want to see if they are allergic to any others. Tests include IgE, rye, barley, wheat and oats.
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One of our team of doctors will review your results and give you personalised advice based on your medical history, lifestyle and health and fitness goals.
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Important
Our tests are not a substitute for seeing your doctor, especially if you are suffering symptoms. Our doctors will interpret your results based on the information you have provided, but will not diagnose, consult or provide any treatment. You will be advised to see your doctor for any necessary follow-up action.
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