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With the diseases and conditions tests, you can keep health problems at bay. Whether you have symptoms or simply want to be proactive about your health, these tests will provide critical insights and personalized recommendations to help you live a healthy lifestyle.
Allergy
An allergy is a reaction of body's immune system to a foreign substance, which are known as allergen, that is ordinarily harmless to most people. Common allergens include pollen, dust mites, animal dander, certain foods, and medications. Allergies can be genetic or can develop over time, and their severity can vary from person to person. In some cases, exposure to an allergen can cause a severe and potentially life-threatening reaction known as anaphylaxis. In such cases, allergy testing plays a vital role by identifying the specific allergen to help healthcare providers to prescribe effective treatment and to help improve the lifestyle of individuals with allergies.
Showing Allergy Packages in Beed (3)
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
Also Known as Full blood count (FBC), CBC
Healthians
3 Labs
₹252
IgE Total antibody
Also Known as Allergy blood test, Sr. IgE
Redcliffe Labs
4 Labs
₹599
Absolute Eosinophil Count, Blood
Also Known as AEC, ABS EOSINOPHIL
Redcliffe Labs
2 Labs
₹149
Popular Tests
Absolute Eosinophil Count, Blood
Also Known as AEC, ABS EOSINOPHIL
Redcliffe Labs
2 Labs
₹149
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
Also Known as Full blood count (FBC), CBC
Healthians
3 Labs
₹252
IgE Total antibody
Also Known as Allergy blood test, Sr. IgE
Healthians
4 Labs
₹420
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Why you should take a health checkup on regular basis?
A regular health checkup is essential for monitoring and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Lifestyle habits, such as diet, physical activity, stress levels, and sleeping patterns, can have a significant impact on your overall health and well-being. Taking a disease test can identify any potential health issues that may arise due to your poor lifestyle habits and help you identify areas where you can make improvements to enhance your overall well-being. By staying proactive and making small changes to your lifestyle habits, you can live a long and healthy life.
Allergy Tests Price in Beed
Provider Name | Price |
Redcliffe Labs centre for Top Health Concerns | ₹99 - ₹20500 |
Healthians centre for Top Health Concerns | ₹210 - ₹7364 |
Thyrocare Technologies Limited centre for Top Health Concerns | ₹80 - ₹4250 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a Prescription Required to book any disease test?
Yes, most diagnostic tests for diseases or conditions require a prescription from a healthcare provider. The healthcare provider will evaluate the individual's symptoms and medical history to determine whether a test is required and, if so, which test is best.
How important are diagnostic tests in the treatment of a disease or disorder?
Diagnostic tests help medical professionals correctly identify the problem, determine the severity of the problem, and develop a personalized treatment plan. Diagnostic tests that are accurate and timely can help improve health outcomes, lower healthcare costs, and increase patient satisfaction.
Can diagnostic tests detect all diseases and disorders?
Diagnostic tests are important in the early detection and treatment of many diseases and disorders. While they may not detect every condition, they are a useful tool for early detection, prompt treatment, and improved outcomes.
How often should I get diagnostic tests for a particular condition?
The frequency of diagnostic tests for a condition is determined by several factors, including the type of condition, risk factors, and the patient's overall health. It is best to consult a doctor to determine an appropriate personalized testing schedule for you.
What factors can affect the accuracy of a diagnosis?
The type of diagnostic test used, the expertise of the healthcare provider, the patient's health history, and other underlying conditions can all have an impact on the accuracy of a diagnosis. Other factors, such as medication use, recent illnesses, or the presence of infections can also affect the results.