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GENERAL INFORMATION

- Gives guidelines for avoiding food that the body is unable to tolerate.
- Helps control symptoms caused by food sensitivity.

WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS TEST?

- People have symptoms after eating specific foods over an extended period of time, such as stomach pain, nausea, bloating, gas, diarrhea, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), rash, hives, urticaria, mouth ulcers, or headaches.
- People who need to plan a diet to lose weight or who have not been successful in losing weight with their existing diet.
- Children over 2 years old with urticaria, pruritus, and a negative allergy test.
- Children over 2 years old often have flatulence, poor appetite, and growth retardation.

TEST'S PURPOSE

- Food-specific IgG antibody levels in serum or plasma samples are measured.
- Tolerability is evaluated using IgG immune system-mediated reactions to food.

PATIENT PREPARATION

- Not suitable for children under 2 years old.
- Not suitable for pregnant or lactating women.

HOME COLLECTION SERVICE

- Call 1900 1717 to request that your sample is taken at home.
- Standard call charges apply.

DOCTOR CONSULTATION 

The consultation service for test results is as follows:
Step 1: Go to the Diag website, select a test package, and make a booking.
Step 2: Pay and get samples collected at a Diag location or at home.
Step 3: Choose a timeslot for a consultation with a doctor.
Step 4: Receive your test results via text message.

Step 5: A Diag doctor will contact you by phone to consult with you on the results in 2 batches:
Batch 1: As soon as the results are available, the doctor will explain and advise on a diet based on the test results.

Batch 2: After 4-6 months, the doctor will evaluate the improvement of symptoms and answer questions (if any).
(*) Please keep in mind:
Only available to customers who purchased test packages.
Applied to all Diag locations.
Diag will include a guidebook to help customers understand how to change their diet and create a suitable menu once the results are available.

Food Sensitivity Test

Aids in 222 food sensitivity assessments and guides to building a reasonable diet.

3,000,000 đ

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Sample Type: Blood
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Gender: Men, Women
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Category: Allergy and nutrition
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Ideal For: Children over 2 years old eat poorly, slow growth | Adults with gastrointestinal symptoms, skin symptoms or nervous system symptoms after consuming certain foods for a long time
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Report Availability: 24 - 36 hours, after the laboratory receives the sample before 10AM on the 1st and 15th of every month
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Tests Included
  • IgG (Immunoglobulin G)

GENERAL INFORMATION

- Gives guidelines for avoiding food that the body is unable to tolerate.
- Helps control symptoms caused by food sensitivity.

WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS TEST?

- People have symptoms after eating specific foods over an extended period of time, such as stomach pain, nausea, bloating, gas, diarrhea, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), rash, hives, urticaria, mouth ulcers, or headaches.
- People who need to plan a diet to lose weight or who have not been successful in losing weight with their existing diet.
- Children over 2 years old with urticaria, pruritus, and a negative allergy test.
- Children over 2 years old often have flatulence, poor appetite, and growth retardation.

TEST'S PURPOSE

- Food-specific IgG antibody levels in serum or plasma samples are measured.
- Tolerability is evaluated using IgG immune system-mediated reactions to food.

PATIENT PREPARATION

- Not suitable for children under 2 years old.
- Not suitable for pregnant or lactating women.

HOME COLLECTION SERVICE

- Call 1900 1717 to request that your sample is taken at home.
- Standard call charges apply.

DOCTOR CONSULTATION 

The consultation service for test results is as follows:
Step 1: Go to the Diag website, select a test package, and make a booking.
Step 2: Pay and get samples collected at a Diag location or at home.
Step 3: Choose a timeslot for a consultation with a doctor.
Step 4: Receive your test results via text message.

Step 5: A Diag doctor will contact you by phone to consult with you on the results in 2 batches:
Batch 1: As soon as the results are available, the doctor will explain and advise on a diet based on the test results.

Batch 2: After 4-6 months, the doctor will evaluate the improvement of symptoms and answer questions (if any).
(*) Please keep in mind:
Only available to customers who purchased test packages.
Applied to all Diag locations.
Diag will include a guidebook to help customers understand how to change their diet and create a suitable menu once the results are available.