ABOUT US ALLERGIES PATIENTS SCIENCE NEWS CENTER CAREERS Find your location FAQ How are respiratory allergies diagnosed? HOW ARE RESPIRATORY ALLERGIES DIAGNOSED? The diagnosis of respiratory allergies is based on clinical history, physical examination, allergy tests and specific questions. The traditional diagnosis via skin tests uses allergen extracts, whose composition in minor and major allergens can play a crucial role in defining sensitizations, as in the AIT products for inducing clinical efficacy. Serum specific IgE adds value to SPT but Molecular allergology diagnosis is recommended, particularly in pollen-allergic patients. Learn more about allergy diagnosis © 2021 Stallergenes Greer Site Map Terms & Conditions Modern Slavery Act Statement Contact Cookie Policy Cookies Reject and continue STALLERGENES GREER uses technical cookies essential for the functioning of the site as well as audience measurement cookies. You can accept audience measurement cookies by clicking on “Accept” or reject them by clicking on “Reject and continue”. You can change your mind at any time by clicking on “Cookies Management” and manage your preferences by clicking on “Set your preferences”. For more information, please read our Cookie Policy Set your preferences Accept

ABOUT US ALLERGIES PATIENTS SCIENCE NEWS CENTER CAREERS Find your location FAQ Can my pet have respiratory allergies? CAN MY PET HAVE RESPIRATORY ALLERGIES? Animals can develop respiratory allergies. Most allergies in pets fall into three categories: atopic dermatitis (skin irritation): whether seasonal or year-round, atopic dermatitis can be caused by pollen, mold, dander, dust, flea bites, or other irritants in the environment (source: Baker Institute for Animal Health. What is an allergy?) respiratory allergies: sensitivity to indoor and outdoor allergies. food allergies: meat, dairy, and eggs are common culprits of food allergies in pets. Food allergy is sometimes the cause of allergy symptoms in pets younger than one year of age (source: - Verlinden A, Hesta M, Millet S, Janssens GP. Food allergy in dogs and cats: a review. Crit Rev Food Sci Nutr. 2006;46(3):259-273). Learn more about veterinary allergies and Stallergenes Greer’s veterinary solutions © 2021 Stallergenes Greer Site Map Terms & Conditions Modern Slavery Act Statement Contact Cookie Policy Cookies Reject and continue STALLERGENES GREER uses technical cookies essential for the functioning of the site as well as audience measurement cookies. You can accept audience measurement cookies by clicking on “Accept” or reject them by clicking on “Reject and continue”. You can change your mind at any time by clicking on “Cookies Management” and manage your preferences by clicking on “Set your preferences”. For more information, please read our Cookie Policy Set your preferences Accept