Question 1

Can I avail myself of an at-home sample collection in Chennai?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the sample collection for various tests can be done at home. MFine makes it easier with a single click, where you can book a slot for a test without going anywhere. Your test results will be delivered to your doorstep.

Question 2

What is the cost of allergy risk assessment in Chennai?

Accepted Answer

The cost of pathological tests depends upon different laboratory infrastructures prevailing in the city. The average price range of an allergy risk assessment test in Chennai is Rs. 700 to Rs. 1000. However, the price may vary depending upon the classification of the test and the infrastructure of the designated laboratory respectively.

Question 3

I stay in Delhi. Can I book an allergy risk assessment test for my sister staying in Chennai?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can easily book an allergy risk assessment test for your relatives and old family members living in distant places with the help of the MFine app.

Question 4

Is the lab technician coming for allergy risk assessment test sample collection vaccinated?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our lab technicians are fully vaccinated. Further, they also ensure safety throughout by wearing a mask and using a sanitiser and gloves during sample collection.

Question 5

How can I download my allergy risk assessment package results?

Accepted Answer

Login to MFine.
Go to your profile.
Click Attachment and Reports.
Click Lab Report and download the same.

Question 6

Are there any discount offers running on the Allergy risk assessment test in Chennai?

Accepted Answer

You can avail of up to 50% discount on the Allergy Risk Assessment test through MFine. However, the discount and test price may vary based on lab partner and location .

Question 7

Can I reschedule my appointment for sample collection?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can reschedule your appointment for sample collection.

Question 8

What does an allergy risk assessment test do?

Accepted Answer

The allergy test prominently measures the body’s response to specific allergens or triggering of different allergic reactions. In case of allergy, the immune system tends to overreact and produces specific antibodies (proteins) known as immunoglobulin E (IgE). The abrupt release of the chemicals tends to cause allergic reactions respectively.

Question 9

What are the symptoms of an allergy risk assessment test?

Accepted Answer

In case of allergic reactions, one may develop allergic rhinitis when exposed to particular allergens like dust, pollen, pet dander, etc. The prominent symptoms indicating an allergy test are:

Headache
Itchy or watery eyes
Nasal congestion, sneezing and running nose
In certain cases, shortness of breath, wheezing and chronic cough are prevalent.

Question 10

Why do you perform allergy risk assessment tests?

Accepted Answer

Healthcare providers may recommend allergy tests in case of the prevalence of specific allergic symptoms. An allergy test is also suggested in patients suffering from asthma. The test particularly identifies the particular allergens that tend to worsen the immune systems or aggravate the prevailing symptoms. One may also require an allergy test in case of severe allergic reactions, i.e anaphylaxis.

Question 11

What are the potential risks while getting an allergy risk assessment test?

Accepted Answer

An anaphylactic reaction is regarded as the biggest potential risk associated with the allergy risk assessment tests. It is observed to be a rare type of reaction and is treated with associated drug-like epinephrine. In case of the emergence of other severe adverse events, the caregivers need to provide necessary emergency care at the earliest.

Question 12

What do the results of an allergy risk assessment test mean?

Accepted Answer

Allergy test results may indicate the following:
Negative: It indicates that the patient is not allergic to a particular substance. It is rare to obtain false negative (incorrect) results in case of allergy test (i.e the test indicates the patient does not have an allergy when he does).
Positive: This indicates that a person is allergic to that substance. A false-positive result is possible, especially in the case of a blood (IgE) test. A false-positive result indicates the presence of allergy when it is not present.

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