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Allergen-specific IgE tests measure your antibody response to individual substances. An elevated specific-IgE can help you understand which particular foods or environments you may need to reduce your exposure to. The overall quantity of IgE antibodies in the blood helps screen and detect the exact trigger that is causing your symptoms.

Unlike an IgG test, which only measures the common antibody immunoglobulin G and doesn't accurately predict specific food allergies, an IgE test focuses on the class of antibody that's directly associated with allergic reactions — giving you much more specific results when it comes to identifying allergic triggers.

Among children who have food allergies, over 40% have experienced a severe allergic reaction. Even the presence of insects like cockroaches and dust mites can trigger an allergic reaction because their remains can survive even after they die. Allergies are the 6th leading cause of chronic illness in the U.S. with more than 50 million Americans affected each year.

Identifying your allergies early can help reduce exposure to triggers and protect yourself from potentially severe reactions. This knowledge will also help you understand and pursue targeted treatment options that are available to improve your condition and reduce your risk. Periodically measuring your IgE levels will also allow you to monitor the effectiveness of your immunotherapy treatment.