Respiratory Panel 9 Test Cost & Procedure

This test is done to detect the allergic reactions caused by allergens in the areas of :

• Kansas
• North dakota
• South Dakota
• Nebraska

This test is mainly used to investigate the infections caused by :

• Influenza A and B
• Coronavirus
• Adenovirus
• Mycoplasma
• Chlamydia

This panel includes the following allergens:

• Ragweed
• Box Elder tree
• Bermuda grass
• Tenuis
• Aspergillus
• Mites
• Dog dander
• Elm tree

• Russian Thistle
• White mulberry Tree

What is Allergen?

It is a substance recognized as a foreign particle for the body's immune system. In response, the body triggers the immune system.

Allergic Reactions:

They are well-known as hypersensitivity reactions.

Symptoms of Allergy:

• Rashes
• Itchy skin
• running nose
• Sneezing
• Cough
• Itchy Eyes

These reactions can lead to fatal anaphylactic reactions. To know which type of allergen has caused the response, testing is done. Usually, a person should avoid exposure to the allergen, which can be hazardous.

 Epinephrine and antihistamine pills are very patent drugs to control a patient who has been triggered by an allergy unknowingly. A patient often attacked by an allergen should carry these two medicines. The body's immune system aids in killing infections.

Sometimes, when the body comes into contact with the allergen, it creates an exaggerated response and anaphylaxis.

How can allergens cause allergies?

They can cause various types of allergies when they come into contact with the skin or eye. It can come in direct contact or by inhaling. It can occur in multiple ways. Can be caused by:

• The allergens present in a particular season.
• eating contaminated food
• Inhaling dust
• Drugs
• Direct contact by touch
• Stings or bites of an insect

Why are Allergic reactions caused?

Whenever an allergen is exposed to the body intentionally or unintentionally, the body's immune system causes IgE antibodies.

This IgE attaches to the surface of the white blood cells and causes an immune response. But this is what happens to the average person. In some cases, the body produces excessive IgE antibodies, which cause exaggerated response and ultimately results in allergic reactions.

This exaggerated response of the immune system may cause:

• Fever
• Rashes
• Asthma
• Cough
• Wheezing