Allergen - ASPIRIN by EIA, Serum

Allergen – ASPIRIN by EIA, Serum

Test Overview

The Allergen – ASPIRIN by EIA, Serum test detects specific IgE antibodies against Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic Acid) in the blood. It helps evaluate allergic sensitivity or hypersensitivity reactions associated with aspirin exposure.

Why This Test is Done

This test may be recommended for individuals who experience allergic-type symptoms after taking aspirin or aspirin-containing medications, including:

• Skin rashes or hives
• Itching or swelling
• Nasal congestion
• Wheezing or breathing difficulty
• Asthma flare-ups after aspirin intake
• Drug hypersensitivity reactions

Sample Required

• Sample Type: Serum (Blood Sample)

Test Method

• Method: Enzyme Immunoassay (EIA)

Preparation

• No fasting or special preparation is generally required.

Clinical Significance

A positive result may indicate sensitization or allergic response to aspirin. The test supports the evaluation of drug allergy and should be interpreted along with clinical history and physician assessment.

Common Symptoms of Aspirin Allergy

• Sneezing or nasal blockage
• Shortness of breath
• Skin redness or urticaria
• Facial swelling
• Allergic asthma symptoms

Useful For

• Drug allergy evaluation
• Allergy screening
• Assessment of aspirin sensitivity
• Asthma associated with aspirin intolerance

Reporting Time

• Typically 2–5 days depending on laboratory workflow.