Tobacco O201
The Tobacco O201 test at IntroLab in Belgrade helps identify potential allergies or sensitivities to components of tobacco. This crucial information allows you to take proactive steps to improve your respiratory health.
What is the Tobacco O201 test?
Tobacco O201 is a specialized blood test designed to detect possible allergies or sensitivities to tobacco components. It measures antibodies in the blood that can signal allergic reactions or sensitivities to tobacco substances.
When is the test recommended?
This test is particularly helpful for individuals with respiratory problems, such as asthma or chronic bronchitis, who suspect an allergic reaction to tobacco. It is also recommended for those exposed to secondhand smoke.
How is the sample collected?
The test is conducted using a blood sample, which is drawn from a vein in the inner elbow. The procedure is quick and causes minimal discomfort.
Sample and preparation: Tobacco O201
- Sample
- Venous Blood
- Sampling
- Blood Draw
- Result in
- up to 15 days
- Preparation
- No special preparation is required.
- Category
- Allergology
Frequently asked questions
What are the symptoms of a tobacco allergy?
A tobacco allergy is most often associated with respiratory symptoms, especially in people who already have asthma or chronic bronchitis. The test is also recommended for people exposed to secondhand smoke who suspect that tobacco smoke worsens their symptoms. The Tobacco O201 test at IntroLab laboratory measures antibodies in the blood that may indicate an allergic reaction or sensitivity to tobacco components, and the result is interpreted by a doctor.
How is a tobacco allergy test done and how much does it cost?
At IntroLab laboratory, a tobacco allergy is tested with the Tobacco O201 test, which costs 2,200 RSD, with results ready in up to 15 days. Blood is drawn from a vein on the inner side of the elbow; the procedure is quick and causes minimal discomfort. The test is especially useful for people with asthma or chronic bronchitis and for those who often spend time in smoky places, as it shows whether an allergy plays a part in their symptoms.