Allergy - Meadowgrass Test

Meadow grass is observed to germinate during the late fall period and in winter. It is known to be the first of it’s kind to resume it’s growth in the late fall and winter. Meadow grass is a fierce herbaceous competitor. The Meadow grass Allergy Test is a test conducted on a sample of blood. The goal is to detect the and measure the levels of IgE antibodies present in the blood. The test detects or confirms the presence of Meadow grass Allergy. Post the treatment, it confirms it’s presence in the body. The test is also known as Allergy Meadow grass Enzyme Assay.

The test doesn’t demand special preparations from you. The doctor or the lab expert inserts a needle in one of your veins in your arm and collects the blood in a syringe. This forms a sample which is later tested for Meadow Grass Allergy. The doctor might advice you to go on a well planned diet for a few days before the test. For this, you need to inform your doctor about the medicines you’re taking. Let him also know about any other allergies going on in parallel. This will help the doctor gain a better understanding of your condition and the doctor can mould his tests by taking necessary precautions that won’t lead to any other risks. If a diet is suggested, follow it because it will help gain accurate results.

Indicates the baseline IgE antibody levels in patients. The test potentially identifies which among the many prevailing causative agents is responsible for the symptoms that the patient is going through. Depending on the results obtained, the test helps in interpreting whether or not, specific immunotherapy (SIT) is an alternative.

The test gives the doctor an idea about how the further treatment and medications should go on. The doctor gets a perfect picture before him so that the patient doesn’t has to go through unnecessary food modulations.