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Find a LabAllergy Testing identifies substances that trigger allergic reactions in your body. Blood-based allergy testing measures IgE antibodies specific to foods, pollen, dust, pet dander, mold, and other allergens.
Pollen counts and environmental allergens vary by region. Testing in New Hampshire helps you understand which local allergens affect you most, enabling better management of your symptoms.
Residents throughout New Hampshire trust local certified labs for accurate, confidential testing. Many facilities offer:
Bring a record of your symptoms, including when they occur and any suspected triggers. This helps your provider interpret results in the context of your clinical history.
Your report will show IgE levels for each tested allergen, usually rated from 0 (negative) to 6 (very high). A healthcare provider or allergist will help you develop an avoidance and treatment plan based on your results.
Once your Allergy Testing results are ready, you will receive a detailed report showing your values alongside reference ranges. It is important to review your results with a licensed healthcare provider who can interpret them in the context of your overall health history, symptoms, and any medications you are taking.
If results fall outside normal ranges, your doctor may recommend follow-up testing, lifestyle changes, or treatment. For normal results, your provider can advise on appropriate screening intervals based on your age, risk factors, and health goals.