Drug Allergy Package in Bangalore

Drug Allergy Test Bangalore Details

Allergic vs. non-allergic reactions: Understanding drug allergies, adverse effects, and intolerances

Have you ever experienced rashes or allergic reactions after taking medication? An allergic reaction to drugs is referred to as a drug allergy, which occurs when your body's immune system responds to medications. It happens when one of the drug's components triggers a heightened sensitivity, with your body perceiving it as a dangerous foreign invader. Subsequent exposure to the same drug leads to your immune system producing antibodies to eliminate it.

Drug allergies can be life-threatening. If you or a loved one shows severe medication allergy symptoms like tongue or throat swelling, breathing difficulties, low blood pressure, rapid heartbeat, dizziness, or loss of consciousness, immediate action is imperative.

One of the most common drug allergies is associated with penicillin.

Compared to allergic reactions to medications, non-allergic reactions are far more frequent. Because of the characteristics of the medications being used, they are also typically predictable. Depending on the medication, non-allergic drug responses might present with a variety of symptoms. For example, patients on chemotherapy frequently experience nausea and hair loss. Some antibiotics might irritate the intestines, which can result in diarrhoea and cramping in the stomach.

Drug allergy test cost in Bangalore

The drug allergy test price is ₹ 1799 in Bangalore. This medicine allergy test price includes the fastest free home sample collection within 60 minutes of booking, and the reports are available in 4 days. There are no additional charges for home sample collection—it's completely free. So book a drug allergy test near me now!

The importance of drug allergy test

Certain medications can trigger allergic reactions in individuals. It's crucial to screen for drug allergies to identify specific medications to which you may be allergic. Orange Health Labs provides a drug allergy test in Bangalore for 42 medication allergens to check for allergies. 

If you experience allergy symptoms after taking a medication, get a medicine allergy test done to determine if you are allergic to any drugs.

Eligibility to get a medicine allergy test in Bangalore

If you suspect you have a drug allergy, it's important to get tested for with a drug allergy panel test as soon as you recognise the symptoms. Doctors can identify medication allergies through drug allergy panel test. In some cases, the immune system erroneously views drugs as pathogens or foreign invaders, leading to inflammation and symptoms like watery eyes, rashes, fever, hives, shortness of breath, low blood pressure, or hives. Individuals experiencing any of these symptoms after taking a specific medication should undergo testing for drug allergies. 

What's included in drugs allergy test in Bangalore

At Orange Health Labs, we offer drugs allergy test for 42 drugs as follows:

• Lidocaine 

• Benzocaine 

• Prilocaine 

• Paracetamol 

• Aspirin 

• Piroxicam 

• Naproxen 

• Ketoprofen 

• Diclofenac 

• Ibuprofen 

• Penicilloyl G 

• Penicilloyl V 

• Co-trimoxazole 

• Doxycycline 

• Phosphomycin 

• Cloxacillin 

• Neomycin 

• Ciprofloxacin 

• Oxacillin 

• Ofloxacin 

• Chloramphenicol 

• Metronidazole 

• Clarithromycin 

• Norfloxacin 

• Azithromycin 

• Ampicillin 

• Amoxicillin 

• Tetracycline 

• Cephalosporin 

• Gentamycin 

• Erythromycin 

• Streptomycin 

• Rifampicin 

• Gelatin 

• Theophylline 

• Ambroxol 

• Bromhexine 

• Pyridoxine 

• Thiamine (vitamin B1) 

• Cobalamin (vitamin B12) 

• Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) 

• Acetylcysteine 

Understanding when to pursue an allergy drug panel

While allergies cannot be cured, they can be managed with an accurate diagnosis. If you notice any unusual reactions, consult a doctor and consider medication allergy test. There is no age limit for getting an allergy drug panel.  

Evaluating risks: A critical look at drug allergy testing

Antihistamines, steroids, cortisone creams, and other medications can affect the accuracy of the results of medication allergy test if taken before the test. To ensure accurate results, avoid these medications for 48 hours before the test.

Book a drug allergy testing near me

Getting a health checkup or a blood test in Bangalore is convenient and also very simple.

Listed below are some steps to book a full body checkup in Bangalore:

• Log into our website at Orange Health Labs or use our App.

• Simply fill in your details in our user-friendly order form, choose a suitable time slot, and book a drug allergy test at home.

• Our skilled eMedic, dedicated to this task, will reach you within 60 minutes to collect the sample at a location suitable to you.

• The collected sample will be carefully examined at our NABL accredited and ICMR approved labs.

• You will receive your reports via email or WhatsApp within 4 days, which will also be available on our App.
  
  

Book a drug allergy testing near me in Bangalore at your convenience with Orange Health Labs for a hassle-free service!

Free home collection for drug allergy test near me in Bangalore

Whether you are in Mysore Road, Hosur, or Whitefield, a free home sample collection for a drug allergy test with Orange Health Labs in Bangalore is available within 60 minutes. This means you only have to pay the medicine allergy test price.

We have divided the city into multiple different zones to make it fast, easy, and convenient for you to get a medicine allergy test from anywhere in your city. This way, we can ensure that the least amount of time is spent commuting to collect your blood sample. Additionally, this ensures that the collected sample rapidly reaches the center for analysis without any delays.

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FAQs

What is the drug allergy test price?
The drug allergy test price is ₹ 1799 .
What are the most common drugs that people are allergic to?
The most commonly reported medication allergy is penicillin, affecting 10% of individuals who take it. 
What is a complete allergy test for drugs?
A complete allergy test for medicine includes testing for 42 drugs.