At MedLAB Laboratorio, we offer advanced allergy testing to help identify the true cause of your symptoms. Many people experience persistent sneezing, itchy eyes, skin rashes, coughing, breathing discomfort, or unexplained reactions without knowing that allergies may be the underlying cause. Our testing provides clear answers so you can take the right steps toward feeling better.
What Is an Allergy Test?
An allergy test is a blood analysis that measures how your immune system reacts to different substances (allergens). It is safe, quick, and does not involve skin exposure, making it a comfortable option for both adults and children.
Who Should Consider This Test?
This test is recommended for individuals experiencing:
- Persistent sneezing or nasal congestion
- Itchy, red, or watery eyes
- Skin rashes, hives, or irritation
- Dry cough or breathing discomfort
- Reactions after eating certain foods
- Symptoms that appear without a clear cause
Types of Allergies We Can Detect
Food Allergies
Milk, nuts, shellfish, wheat, soy, eggs, and more.
Environmental Allergies
Dust mites, mold, pollen, grass, and other environmental triggers.
Animal Allergies
Pet dander from cats, dogs, or other animals.
Respiratory Irritants
Substances that affect breathing, including smoke and airborne particles.
Other Specific Allergens
Additional testing based on your symptoms or your doctor’s recommendation.
How the Process Works
- The test is performed using a small blood sample 🩸
- Fasting is usually not required
- Quick and safe procedure
- Results are typically available within a few days
Why Get Tested?
Knowing what triggers your allergies allows you to:
✔ Avoid the substances causing your symptoms
✔ Receive more effective treatment
✔ Improve your quality of life
✔ Prevent future complications
Schedule Your Test Today
If you suspect allergies are affecting your daily life, don’t wait. A simple test can provide clear answers and guide you toward the right care.
Contact us for more information or to book your appointment.
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