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Serum IgE Test in Jamshedpur at ₹390

Serum IgE Total blood test for allergy screening in Jamshedpur
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Book Serum IgE (Total) Test in Jamshedpur

🩸 Sample Type: Blood 💰 Offer Price: ₹390 ⏱️ Reports: 10–14 Hours

Serum IgE Total is a blood test that measures immunoglobulin E levels when allergy tendencies, repeated itching, wheezing, allergic rhinitis, eczema-like symptoms, or other allergy-related conditions are being evaluated. In Jamshedpur, you can get the test for ₹390 at Thyrocare Sakchi, Kadma, and Mango, with branch visits and home sample collection.

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Test Details of Serum IgE Test (Total) in Jamshedpur

Test nameSerum IgE Test (Total)
Also known asTotal IgE Test, IgE Antibodies Test, IgE Antibody Total Test, Immunoglobulin E Test, and Serum Total Immunoglobulin E Test
Test categoryCommon allergy
Sample typeBlood
Sample quantity2 ml
Number of parameters01
Offer price₹390
Discount 61% off on MRP ₹1,000
Testing LabThyrocare
Lab CredentialsNABL-accredited and ISO-certified
PreparationNo preparation is required for a Serum IgE (Total) test
Home collectionAvailable across Jamshedpur
Home collection ChargeFree for order value above ₹499 within 6 KM distance. Lower order value or longer distance will have a proportional collection charge.
Reporting Duration10 to 14 hours after sample collection
Report FormatOnline report link, PDF report over WhatsApp, and optional printed hard copy.
Sample Report View sample report of the Serum Total IgE test
Lowest price atThyrocare Centers at Kadma, Sakchi, and Mango in Jamshedpur

Service Modes for the Total IgE Test in Jamshedpur

  • Walk-in: Visit a nearby branch to give your blood sample and receive quick service for a Serum IgE Antibody test (Total). Branches are at Sakchi, Kadma, and Mango
  • Home/office collection: Available across Jamshedpur from 6:30 AM to 2:30 PM.
  • Free home collection: For order value above ₹499 and within 6 KM from any branch.
  • Major serviceable area: Sakchi, Bistupur, Kadma, Adityapur, Gamharia, TELCO, AGRICO, Bhalubasa, Baradwari, Baridih, Kitadih, Rajendra Nagar, XLRI, CH Area, BH Area, Golmuri, Jugsalai, Tata Nagar, Khas Mahal, Sonari, Mango, Pardih, Dimna, NH33, Uliyan, Bhatia Basti, Marine Drive Area, and other areas within 10 KM distance from Sakchi Golchakkar.

Branch links: Sakchi, Kadma, Mango.

Serum IgE Test: Method, Normal Range, and Interpretation

How does Thyrocare measure total IgE?

Thyrocare measures total IgE in serum using chemiluminescent immunoassay (CLIA) technology and fully automated two-site sandwich immunoassay methodology. The result is expressed in IU/mL (international units per milliliter). Serum is the liquid obtained after the blood sample clots and is centrifuged.

What is the normal range for serum IgE?

Serum IgE (Total) test by Thyrocare measured with CLIA technology provides the following age-specific reference ranges:

AgeReference range (IU/mL)
0–1 year1.40–52.3
1–4 years0.40–351.6
5–10 years0.50–393
11–15 years1.90–170
Adults<158

Reference intervals vary with age and testing method. Compare your result with the reference interval printed on your current report.

How is the IgE result interpreted?

Higher total IgE levels can occur with allergic asthma, allergic rhinitis, atopic dermatitis (eczema), and certain parasitic infections. An allergic condition can also be present when total IgE is within the reference range. Your doctor considers the result alongside symptoms, exposure history, and other findings; allergen-specific IgE testing helps investigate a suspected trigger.

Report Delivery, Hardcopy & Receipt for Serum Total IgE Test

After sample collection, the Serum Total IgE test is processed through Thyrocare’s NABL-accredited laboratory workflow. Report access and payment receipt are shared through the following options.

  • Digital report link: A WhatsApp/email link is shared to track sample status and download the final PDF report.
  • Partial reports: If Serum IgE is booked with other tests, available partial reports can be viewed through the same link.
  • Printed report: A hard copy report can be collected from Thyrocare Sakchi, Kadma, or Mango.
  • Payment receipt: Receipt is shared through WhatsApp and email after payment confirmation; a printed receipt can also be collected from the branch.

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FAQ on Serum IgE Total Test in Jamshedpur

What is the Serum IgE Total test?
The Serum IgE Total test is a blood test that measures the total Immunoglobulin E level in the blood. It is commonly used when allergy tendency, repeated itching, wheezing, allergic rhinitis, eczema-like symptoms, or another allergy-related condition is being reviewed.
Does the Serum IgE Total test identify the exact allergen?
No. The Serum IgE Total test measures the overall IgE level, but it does not identify the exact allergen. Allergen-specific IgE tests or allergy panels are required when the suspected allergen needs to be checked.
What is the difference between Serum IgE Total and allergy panels?
Serum IgE Total reports the overall IgE level in the blood. Allergy panels test specific allergens such as foods, dust, pollen, fungus, animal dander, insects, or other selected allergen groups. Allergy panels usually include Total IgE along with allergen-specific tests.
Can a high Serum IgE value confirm allergy?
A high Serum IgE value can support allergy evaluation, but it does not confirm the exact allergy by itself. Symptoms, clinical history, exposure pattern, CBC findings, and allergen-specific test results are considered together.
Which related tests are commonly considered with Serum IgE?
CBC with eosinophil count, comprehensive allergy panels, allergy Phadiatop (pediatric or adult), allergen-specific allergy tests, rhinitis and asthma allergy panel, eczema allergy test, thyroid autoimmunity tests, CRP, ANA, and broader preventive health checkup profiles can be considered when symptoms need wider clinical review. The exact test choice depends on the symptoms and clinician advice.

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