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Allergy Tests & Profiles in Bengaluru: Save up to 48%

Allergy test panels (IgE blood test) with home sample collection in Bengaluru, Karnataka
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Allergy Test Panels in Bengaluru (Bangalore) – Food, Inhalant, Drug & Comprehensive IgE Profiles

Struggling with sudden sneezing fits, skin rashes, or dietary discomfort? We offer comprehensive IgE allergy blood tests with free doorstep sample collection across Bengaluru (Bangalore), Karnataka. Get fast, reliable PDF reports directly to your smartphone.

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In Bengaluru, common allergy complaints often relate to pollen exposure, house dust, dust mites, pet dander, and mixed food triggers. If your symptoms are mainly respiratory, the Inhalant Panel is usually the most relevant starting point. If symptoms appear after meals, the Veg Food, Non-Veg Food, or Complete Food Panel may be more suitable. For wider screening across food, inhalant, and drug categories, the Comprehensive Panel covers 146 parameters.

Please remember: These panels measure specific IgE antibodies in your blood. The final diagnosis and treatment plan should always be determined by consulting your healthcare provider in Bengaluru.

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Sample TypeSerum (blood)
FastingNot Required
CollectionFree Home Pickup
Turnaround36 Hours (PDF)

Allergy Panels Cost in Bengaluru

SLNPanel NameParameters TestedOffer Price (Bengaluru)Savings Applied
1Standalone Allergen Specific Allergy Test by ELISA1₹83916% off on MRP ₹999
2Total IgE + One Allergen Specific Test by ELISA2₹1,49023% off on MRP ₹1,935
3Allergy Panel – Non-Veg Food10₹3,36044% off on MRP ₹6,000
4Allergy Panel – Veg Food82₹4,81644% off on MRP ₹8,600
5Complete Food Allergy Panel (Veg + Non-Veg)92₹7,45246% off on MRP ₹13,800
6Allergy Panel – Inhalant (Pollen & Dust)34₹3,96045% off on MRP ₹7,200
7Allergy Panel – Drug (Medicines)23₹4,40045% off on MRP ₹8,000
8Complete Comprehensive Allergy (Latest & Upgraded)146₹8,92348% Off on MRP ₹17,160

Note: Additional discount may be available on a valid coupon code at the time of booking.

Included Allergens in Each Panel

Browse the comprehensive lists of specific allergens tested under each diagnostic package available in Bengaluru, Karnataka.

Total IgE + One Allergen Specific Test by ELISA (2)

Includes: Serum Total Immunoglobulin E (Total IgE) and one selected allergen-specific IgE test from the available list.

Allergy Panel – Non-Veg Food (10)

Includes: Egg, Fish, Mutton, Chicken, Prawn, Beef, Crab, Pork, Shrimp, and Total IgE.

Allergy Panel – Veg Food (82)

Includes: Commonly consumed vegetarian food items, grains, pulses, fruits, vegetables, dairy proteins, nuts, seeds, spices, and Total IgE.

Cereals, Grains & Pulses

Fruits

Vegetables & Fungi

Dairy & Alternatives

Nuts, Seeds & Legumes

Spices & Aromatics

Miscellaneous

Clinical Markers

Complete Food Allergy Panel (Veg + Non-Veg) (92)

Includes: A total of 92 allergy tests combining both Veg and Non-Veg food items, plus Total IgE.

Useful when symptoms appear after mixed meals and you want broader food-allergen coverage across both vegetarian and non-vegetarian items.

Allergy Panel – Inhalant (34)

Useful for people in Bengaluru who experience recurrent sneezing, rhinitis, dust-related symptoms, pet-related symptoms, or suspected pollen sensitivity.

Animal & Insect Allergens

Dust & Mites

Environmental & Fungal

Synthetic & Chemical

Clinical Markers

Allergy Panel – Drug (Medicines) (23)

Antibiotics (Penicillins & Beta-Lactams)

Antibiotics (Other Classes)

Analgesics & Anti-inflammatory (NSAIDs)

Other Medications & Markers

Complete Comprehensive Allergy (Latest & Upgraded) (146)

This is the broadest allergy testing package by Thyrocare, covering food, inhalant, drug, environmental, animal, chemical, and Total IgE markers from a single blood sample.

Food: Grains, Pulses & Cereals

Food: Fruits & Vegetables

Food: Meat, Seafood & Dairy

Food: Spices, Nuts & Others

Drugs & Medications

Environmental & Inhalants

Animals (Dander & Droppings)

Chemicals, Synthetics & Clinical Markers

Sample, Preparation, and Reporting Details

Sample RequirementSerum (Blood drawn from the arm)
Sample Volume~5 ml
Fasting RequirementNot required (Safe to eat/drink before testing)
Reporting TimeWithin 36 hours of sample collection across Bengaluru limits
Report DeliveryDigital PDF securely shared via WhatsApp and Email
Lab TechnologyC.L.I.A (for Total IgE) and E.L.I.S.A (for Specific Allergen Detection)
Home/Office CollectionFree doorstep service available citywide

Understanding Your Immune Response

When you encounter a trigger, like specific pollens circulating in Bengaluru’s air or certain food proteins, your immune system may overreact by producing Immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies. This causes the release of histamines, leading to symptoms like itching, rhinitis, or digestive issues.

These blood panels measure allergen-specific IgE antibodies in serum, along with Total IgE. Each test profile targets specific groups (foods, drugs, or inhalants) alongside Total IgE to give a clear picture of your sensitization.

Your report will show the tested allergen markers and the corresponding laboratory result values for interpretation by your treating doctor. Important: A lab result alone is not a complete diagnosis. You must consult a doctor in Bengaluru to interpret these results in the context of your specific symptoms and medical history. Seek emergency medical care immediately for severe symptoms like throat swelling or wheezing.

In Bengaluru, these panels are commonly booked for recurrent sneezing, suspected pollen sensitivity, dust-related symptoms, pet-related reactions, skin rashes, and food-related complaints. Choice of panel depends on symptom pattern, exposure history, and the category of allergens your doctor wants to review.

How to Book Your Allergy Test in Bengaluru

Sample Lab Report

View our sample PDF to see the exact layout, parameter listings, and clinical interpretations provided by Thyrocare.

Related Tests & Regional Packages

FAQs on Allergy Test Panels in Bengaluru

Do you provide home collection in IT hubs like Whitefield or Electronic City?
Yes, our free sample collection covers all major areas of Bengaluru, including Whitefield, Electronic City, Koramangala, Indiranagar, HSR Layout, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Can I get the blood sample collected at my office?
Absolutely. Many busy professionals prefer office collections. Just ensure you have a clean, quiet space where the phlebotomist can briefly draw the sample safely.
Why are allergies so common in Bengaluru?
Bengaluru has high levels of certain pollens (especially Parthenium or “Congress Grass”), significant construction dust, and sudden drops in temperature, all of which are primary triggers for allergic rhinitis and asthma.
Are these tests processed by a certified lab?
Yes, all samples collected in Bengaluru are processed by Thyrocare, a highly reputed NABL and CAP-accredited diagnostic laboratory.
How long does the allergy test report take in Bengaluru?
Most listed allergy panel reports are shared as PDF within about 36 hours after sample collection, subject to laboratory processing timelines.
What sample is required for these allergy panels?
These tests require a blood sample. Serum is separated from the collected blood sample for laboratory analysis.
Is fasting required before an allergy blood test?
No, fasting is not required for the listed IgE allergy blood tests.
Which panel is best for dust, pollen, and respiratory symptoms?
The Inhalant Allergy Panel is the most relevant listed option for pollen, dust, mite, and related respiratory allergen screening.
Can I book a food allergy panel if symptoms appear after meals?
Yes, the Veg Food Panel, Non-Veg Food Panel, or Complete Food Allergy Panel may be selected depending on the category of suspected food triggers.

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Content Authorship & Medical Review

Content compiled by: Hema Mehta Sahoo
Medically reviewed by: Dr. M A Khan, MBBS, MD Pathology
Last updated: March 14, 2026