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Allergy Blood Testing in Scottsdale, AZ

Allergy blood testing identifies immune responses to allergens through a simple blood draw.

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Comprehensive Blood Testing at Modena Health

At Modena Health in Scottsdale, AZ, we offer comprehensive blood testing services to provide essential insights into your health. Our experienced team utilizes advanced diagnostic techniques to analyze your blood for indicators of allergies, asthma, immune system function, and other respiratory conditions. Accurate blood testing is a vital step in understanding your body's unique needs, allowing us to develop personalized treatment and management plans that empower you to achieve optimal health and well-being.

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Identifies immune responses to environmental or food allergens

Easy Process

Involves a simple blood draw—no skin pricks or exposure

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Suitable for all ages, including infants and young children

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Helpful for patients taking medications that interfere with skin testing

Quick Turnaround

Results typically return within 5–7 business days

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What is Allergy Blood Testing?

Allergy blood testing measures the amount of allergen-specific IgE antibodies in your bloodstream. When you have an allergic reaction, your immune system produces IgE in response to what it sees as a threat—whether it’s pollen, pet dander, peanuts, or something else. By analyzing this response, we can pinpoint what may be triggering your symptoms.

At Modena Health, we use blood testing as part of a complete allergy workup, often alongside a full history and physical exam. For many patients, especially those who can’t stop antihistamines or have certain skin conditions, blood testing offers a safe and reliable alternative to skin testing.

Safe for Sensitive Skin

What is the Blood Testing Process Like?

The process is simple. After reviewing your symptoms and medical history, one of our providers will order a blood panel that screens for common allergens based on your lifestyle and exposures. A quick blood draw is performed, and the sample is sent to a certified lab. There’s no need to stop medications like antihistamines, and there’s no skin irritation involved.

Once your results are back (typically within a week) we’ll meet with you to explain what the numbers mean and how they relate to your symptoms. This helps us create a treatment plan that’s targeted, not trial-and-error.

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What Conditions Does Allergy Blood Testing Help Diagnose?

Blood testing can help evaluate symptoms related to:

  • Seasonal and year-round allergic rhinitis
  • Food allergies and intolerances
  • Eczema or allergic skin reactions
  • Asthma symptoms triggered by allergens
  • Chronic sinus infections or congestion
  • Unexplained itching, hives, or swelling
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Accurate. Noninvasive. Useful.

What Are the Benefits of Allergy Blood Testing?

Allergy blood testing offers clarity without physical discomfort. With one simple draw, you get information that can shape your care for years to come. It’s often the right choice for patients who:

  • Cannot stop antihistamines or certain medications
  • Have skin conditions like eczema or dermatographism
  • Are young children, elderly, or medically complex
  • Prefer a non-invasive diagnostic process
  • Need baseline data for ongoing allergy treatment or immunotherapy

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Am I a Candidate for Allergy Blood Testing?

Most patients experiencing chronic allergy symptoms (especially those who can’t undergo skin testing) are good candidates for blood testing. It’s safe for children, older adults, and those with skin sensitivities or complex medical histories. If you’re currently taking antihistamines, steroids, or biologic medications that interfere with skin test accuracy, this may be the preferred diagnostic route.

During your initial consultation, your Modena Health provider will determine whether blood testing is the best first step based on your symptoms and medical background.

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Allergy Blood Testing Recovery and Results

There’s no recovery needed after allergy blood testing. You may have minor soreness or bruising at the site of the blood draw, but most patients return to work, school, or regular activities immediately. Your provider will contact you when your results are ready, and a follow-up appointment will be scheduled to discuss next steps.

Allergy blood test results typically return within 5 to 7 business days. You’ll receive a breakdown of your IgE levels for each allergen tested—along with a detailed interpretation from your provider. These results help guide next steps, such as avoidance strategies, medications, or allergy immunotherapy.

Our goal is to help you stop guessing and start addressing your symptoms with confidence.

Expert Evaluation. Personalized Care.

Why Choose Modena Health for Allergy Blood Testing?

At Modena Health, our Scottsdale-based team includes board-certified allergists and nurse practitioners who specialize in diagnosing and treating complex allergic conditions. We use blood testing as one part of a broader, evidence-based approach—always customized to your symptoms, health history, and goals. Whether you’re starting allergy treatment for the first time or seeking a second opinion, we’re here to offer answers and relief with clarity and compassion.

Allergy Blood Testing

Frequently Asked Questions

The test involves a quick blood draw, similar to routine lab work. Most patients experience only brief discomfort.

Results are typically available within 5 to 7 business days. Your provider will review them with you during a follow-up visit or phone consultation.

Panels can be tailored to include environmental allergens like pollen, pet dander, and dust mites, or food allergens such as milk, eggs, peanuts, and shellfish.

No. Antihistamines, steroids, and most allergy medications do not interfere with blood testing, which makes it ideal for patients currently taking those treatments.

Not necessarily—it depends on your medical situation. Blood testing is preferred when skin testing isn’t safe or reliable due to medications or skin conditions.

Yes. Blood testing is often used for infants and young children who are too young for skin testing or have sensitive skin.

Blood tests are highly accurate when interpreted in the context of your full medical history. They measure immune system activity, not just exposure.