Description

A "southeast respiratory allergy panel" is a blood test that measures a person's sensitivity to common allergens prevalent in the southeastern United States, typically including pollens from grasses like Bermuda grass, ragweed, trees like oak and elm, molds like Alternaria and Cladosporium, as well as animal dander from cats and dogs; this panel is designed to identify potential triggers for allergies in the Southeast region, allowing for targeted treatment strategies. 

The following test are included:

Fasting not required.