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ImmunoCAP Eczema Allergy Blood Test: 42% Off

Allergy Eczema Screening Panel (ImmunoCAP/Phadia) – specific IgE test panel
ImmunoCAP (Phadia) Specific IgE Thyrocare India CAP & NABL Accredited Lab

Allergy Eczema Screening Panel Test (By Phadia) with 7 Allergens at ₹3,500

If you have recurrent eczema flare-ups with itching, rash, redness, swelling, or dry scaling, this blood test measures specific IgE reactivity to 7 allergens associated with eczema exacerbation. It helps identify whether food or environmental allergy sensitization is part of the pattern.

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Allergens Included in the Eczema Allergy Panel

This specific IgE panel includes the following 7 allergens that are commonly reviewed when eczema flares appear to worsen after certain foods, pet exposure, or grass contact.

Milk Wheat Egg White Peanut Soybean Dog Dander Bermuda Grass

Symptoms that often lead to eczema allergy testing

  • Repeated eczema flare-ups with rash and itching
  • Red, inflamed, or irritated skin
  • Dry, scaling, or flaky patches
  • Swelling during active flare-ups
  • Symptoms that worsen after foods, pets, or outdoor exposure

Specific IgE results should be interpreted with symptom history, exposure pattern, and clinical examination; a positive marker does not automatically prove that the allergen is the cause of every flare.

Who Often Needs the Allergy Eczema Panel

  • Children or adults with repeated eczema flare-ups
  • People whose skin symptoms worsen after milk, egg, wheat, peanut, or soybean intake
  • Those with eczema and suspected pet exposure, especially dog dander
  • Patients whose flare pattern becomes worse after outdoor grass exposure
  • People for whom a doctor recommends an allergen-specific blood test before an expanded allergy panel

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FAQs on the Eczema Allergy Blood Test Panel (ImmunoCAP/Phadia)

Is this an “eczema test” or an allergy trigger screen?
It is an allergy trigger panel, not a stand-alone eczema diagnosis. It checks specific IgE sensitization to included allergens that can aggravate eczema in some patients.
Does this panel include both food and environmental allergens?
Yes. The panel includes food allergens such as milk, wheat, egg white, peanut, and soybean, along with dog dander and Bermuda grass.
When is an expanded allergy panel more appropriate?
An expanded panel is more appropriate when the suspected trigger is not among the seven included allergens or when respiratory and skin symptoms occur together.
Can a positive result confirm I’m allergic?
Not by itself. A positive specific IgE result indicates sensitization; clinical allergy is confirmed by correlating symptoms, exposure timing, and (when needed) supervised confirmatory methods decided by the treating doctor.
What if my eczema triggers are not in this list?
Your doctor may recommend an expanded allergy panel or a different diagnostic approach (including environmental panels, food panels, or dermatology evaluation), depending on your symptom pattern and history.

Disclaimer: This page is for informational use and does not replace medical advice. For severe reactions, seek urgent care.

Medically Reviewed

Written by: Hema Mehta Sahoo (LinkedIn)
Medically reviewed by: Dr. M A Khan, MBBS, MD Pathology
Last updated: August 13, 2026