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Allergy Testing
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Allergy Testing
Accrington Late Night Pharmacy provides comprehensive allergy testing services to identify various allergies, including environmental and food sensitivities. Testing options include skin prick tests for common allergens, blood tests for food allergies, and spirometry to assess lung function. Patients can schedule appointments by contacting the pharmacy or visiting their website. During the consultation, a healthcare professional will review symptoms and medical history to determine the appropriate tests. The testing process is quick and minimally uncomfortable, with results typically available within a few days. Follow-up consultations are offered to discuss findings and treatment options. All services are conducted confidentially, and patients are encouraged to inquire about costs and insurance coverage when booking their appointments.
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Benefits of Allergy Testing Service at Accrington Late Night Pharmacy
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Comprehensive Testing Options
Offers a variety of tests for environmental and food allergies, ensuring a thorough assessment of potential allergens.
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Convenient Location
Located within the community, making it easily accessible for patients without the need for hospital visits.
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Quick Turnaround for Results
Results are typically available within a few days, allowing for timely diagnosis and management of allergies.
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Professional Guidance
Consultations with trained healthcare professionals who can provide personalised advice and treatment options based on test results.
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Cost-Effective Services
Competitive pricing for allergy testing services, making it accessible for a wider range of patients.
Allergy Testing Service FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions.
Allergy testing is a medical procedure used to identify specific allergens that may be causing allergic reactions in an individual. It can involve skin tests or blood tests to assess sensitivities to various substances.
Common allergies tested include environmental allergens (like pollen, dust mites, and pet dander) and food allergies (such as nuts, dairy, and shellfish).
During the testing, a healthcare professional will either perform a skin prick test or draw blood, depending on the type of test being conducted. The process is generally quick and involves minimal discomfort.
Results are typically available within a few days, but the exact timing can vary depending on the specific tests performed.