Boiled milk F231

At IntroLab laboratory, a milk allergy is tested with the Boiled milk F231 blood test. A venous blood sample is taken and checked for antibodies to boiled milk proteins that can trigger an allergic reaction. The test costs 2,200 RSD and results are ready in up to 15 days. The result is interpreted by a doctor together with your symptoms and diet, and the doctor decides whether further tests or dietary changes are needed.

Possible symptoms of a milk allergy include digestive problems, a rash or itchy skin, and respiratory issues. The Boiled milk F231 test at IntroLab laboratory makes sense when these symptoms appear after milk and dairy products, and for people with unexplained allergy symptoms or chronic digestive and respiratory problems. Only a venous blood sample is needed, and the decision to remove milk from your diet is made by a doctor based on the result.

Yes, because the Boiled milk F231 test only requires a venous blood sample, with no exposure to milk. For babies and young children with a suspected cow’s milk allergy, the test at IntroLab laboratory is usually done on the recommendation of a pediatrician or allergist, who interprets the result together with symptoms such as eczema, vomiting or digestive problems. For blood draws in the youngest patients, arrange the visit with the laboratory in advance.