NAME : SOURAV SANTRA RECEIVED ON : 13,NOVEMBER 2023

AGE/SEX : 34Y / MALE REPORTED ON: 17,NOVEMBER 2023

DR NAME : S KUMAR BARCODE NO : 3832700
CLIENT CODE : HUG-VIII

Elisa Allergy Profile

Sl No Allergen Local Name Result Unit
INHALANTS
A. POLLENS
1. Cynadondactylon Durba Ghass 0.31 IU / ml
2. Partheniumhysterophorus GajarGhass 0.34 IU / ml
3. Coconut Narikel 0.25 IU / ml
4. Carcica Papaya Pepe 0.19 IU / ml
5. Zea mays Bhuttarenu 0.43 IU / ml
6. Dates Khejur 0.22 IU / ml
7. PapaverSomniferum Poppy Seed 0.17 IU / ml
B. DUST
8. Euroglyphusmaynei Dust mites 1.04 IU / ml
9. Dermatophagoidesfarinae Dust mites 0.32 IU / ml
10. House Dust Dust mites 1.86 IU / ml
11. Glycophagus Furniture Dust mites 0.21 IU / ml
12. Hay Dust Bichali 0.10 IU / ml
C. INSECTS
13. Cockroach Arsola 0.36 IU / ml
14. AedesCommunis Mosquito 0.64 IU / ml

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Dr.Tirthankar Sarkar, MD
Pathologist
NAME : SOURAV SANTRA RECEIVED ON : 13,NOVEMBER 2023
AGE/SEX : 34Y / MALE REPORTED ON: 17,NOVEMBER 2023
DR NAME : S KUMAR BARCODE NO : 3832700
CLIENT CODE : HUG-VIII

Sl No Allergen Local Name Result Unit

D. FIBERS
15. Cotton Tulo 0.25 IU / ml
E. MOULDS & SPORES
16. Alternaria alternate Fungus 0.16 IU / ml
17. Cladosporiumherbarum 0.22 IU / ml
18. PenicilliumChrysogenum 0.19 IU / ml
19. AspergillusFumigatus 0.34 IU / ml
20. Candida Albicans 0.25 IU / ml
F. GRASS
21. Bermuda Grass Normal Ghass 0.64 IU / ml
22. Orchard Grass Chorkanta 0.58 IU / ml
23. Timothy Grass UluGhass 0.52 IU / ml
24. Maize 0.44 IU / ml
25. Rye 0.61 IU / ml
G. ANIMAL DANDER
26. Cat 0.34 IU / ml
27. Cow 0.25 IU / ml
28. Goat 0.21 IU / ml
29. Dog 0.29 IU / ml
30. Chicken 0.31 IU / ml
31. Mouse 0.17 IU / ml
32. Rat 0.14 IU / ml

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Dr.Tirthankar Sarkar, MD
Pathologist
NAME : SOURAV SANTRA RECEIVED ON : 13,NOVEMBER 2023
AGE/SEX : 34Y / MALE REPORTED ON: 17,NOVEMBER 2023
DR NAME : S KUMAR BARCODE NO : 3832700
CLIENT CODE : HUG-VIII

Sl No Allergen Local Name Result Unit

INGESTANTS
A. FOOD
33. Milk / Milk Product 0.20 IU / ml
34. Wheat 0.11 IU / ml
35. Rice 0.12 IU / ml
36. Lentil Mung Dal 0.25 IU / ml
37. Brinjal Begun 0.21 IU / ml
38. Tomato 0.45 IU / ml
39. Cauliflower Ful Kopi 0.22 IU / ml
40. Cabbage Bandha Kopi 0.25 IU / ml
41. Potato 0.31 IU / ml
42. Pumpkin Kumro 0.27 IU / ml
43. Spinach PalangSak 0.14 IU / ml
44. PuiSak 0.11 IU / ml
45. Peanut Badam 0.21 IU / ml
46. Mustard Sorisa 0.07 IU / ml
47. Soyabean 0.04 IU / ml
48. Egg 0.07 IU / ml
49. Mutton 0.19 IU / ml
50. Chicken 0.49 IU / ml
51. Crab Kankra 0.63 IU / ml
52. Shrimp Chingri 0.01 IU / ml

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Dr.Tirthankar Sarkar, MD
Pathologist
NAME : SOURAV SANTRA RECEIVED ON : 13,NOVEMBER 2023
AGE/SEX : 34Y / MALE REPORTED ON: 17,NOVEMBER 2023
DR NAME : S KUMAR BARCODE NO : 3832700
CLIENT CODE : HUG-VIII

Sl No Allergen Local Name Result Unit

53. Beef 0.55 IU / ml
54. Pork 0.11 IU / ml
55. Rohu 0.41 IU / ml
56. Hilsa 0.39 IU / ml
57. Banana 0.22 IU / ml
58. Mango 0.16 IU / ml
59. Apple 0.34 IU / ml
60. Orange 0.29 IU / ml
61. Grapes 0.24 IU / ml
62. Jack Fruit Kanthal 0.31 IU / ml
63. Guava 0.17 IU / ml
64. Pineapple 0.22 IU / ml
65. Coffee 0.14 IU / ml

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Dr.Tirthankar Sarkar, MD
Pathologist
NAME : SOURAV SANTRA RECEIVED ON : 13,NOVEMBER 2023
AGE/SEX : 34Y / MALE REPORTED ON: 17,NOVEMBER 2023
DR NAME : S KUMAR BARCODE NO : 3832700
CLIENT CODE : HUG-VIII

Management option for specific IgE test result (ELISA method)

SL NO Sp. IgE Level (lu/ml) Class Explanation
1. < 0.35 0 Not Detected
2. 0.35 – 0.69 1 Low
3. 0.70 – 3.49 2 Moderate Positive
4. 3.5 – 17.5 3 High Positive
5. >17.5 4 Very High Positive

Directions / Suggestions
 Patients are advised to strictly avoid the use of cotton mattress, cotton pillows, Side pillows and quilts.
They should take utmost care to that these articles are not present in an open state in their immediate
environment, especially at night, to help alleviaty nocturnal distress. If cotton Allergy is present.
 Patients are advised to avoid as per as practicable, dust environment and any work that might to lead to
an exposure to house dust -an extremely potent allergen, known to compromise mainly of organic matter
such an insect debris,dust mite cobweb etc.the use of “dust mask or filter” would be advocated in cases
with very high susceptibility to dust. If Dust Allergy is present.
 Patients are advised to eliminate the following foodstuff from their dietary intake,so long doctor's
advice.
 Foods stricly avoided.
 Foods may be avoided (Probable cause of allergy)
 Sensitive allergen may be avoided
1. House dust

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Dr.Tirthankar Sarkar, MD
Pathologist
 Name: Mr. SOURAV SANTRA Client Name: HUG-VIII Barcode No.: 3832700
PATIENT DETAILS

REPORT DETAILS
CLIENT DETAILS
Age/Gender: 34 Y/Male Client Address: Collected on: 13/Nov/2023 03:55PM
Lab No: 022311130172
Referred By: Dr. S KUMAR Reported on: 17/Nov/2023 06:26PM
Ref Lab/Hospital.: Self @1

Sample Type:Serum

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 Name: Mr. SOURAV SANTRA Client Name: HUG-VIII Barcode No.: 3832700
PATIENT DETAILS

REPORT DETAILS
CLIENT DETAILS
Age/Gender: 34 Y/Male Client Address: Collected on: 13/Nov/2023 03:55PM
Lab No: 022311130172
Referred By: Dr. S KUMAR Reported on: 13/Nov/2023 09:33PM
Ref Lab/Hospital.: Self @1

Test Name Result Unit Biological Ref.Interval Method

*Immunoglobulin IgE Total 46.50 IU/mL <= 100.00 ECLIA

Sample Type:Serum

Interpretation:

IgE levels are used as initial (screening ) test for allergic disease.
IgE antibodies mediate allergic diseases by sensitizing mast cells and basophils to release histamine and other
inflammatory mediators on exposure to allergens.
Serum levels of IgE are increased in many patients with allergic diseases , parasitic diseases, allergic
bronchopulmonary aspergillosis, and other rare hyper IgE syndrome.

Additional Test:

Phadiatop test comprise of a balanced mixture of relevant allergens that react with IgE antibodies in patient serum and
non - atopy. Allergen specific IgE tests/panels by Nephlometry method according to age, symptom( Asthma, rhinitis,
eczema), environmental and geographical locations available at our centre.

Test has been performed on COBASPRO

For test performed on specimens received or collected from non-HPDPL locations, it is presumed that the specimen belongs to the patient named or identified as labeled on the container/test request and such verification has been carried out at the
point generation of the said specimen by the sender. HPDPL will be responsible only for the analytical part of test carried out. All other responsibility will be of referring Laboratory.

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