Allergen, Individual-Animal Cow Dander EX9

The Allergen, Individual-Animal Cow Dander EX9 is a targeted allergy test that measures cow dander–specific IgE antibodies to identify sensitisation to bovine dander proteins. The test uses a lab-grade analysis of a small blood sample collected at home or at a collection point, providing objective evidence of an IgE-mediated allergic response to cow dander. This information helps distinguish true allergic sensitisation from non-allergic symptoms and supports accurate diagnosis and management in Dubai and across the UAE.

It is especially useful for people who experience nasal, ocular, respiratory or skin symptoms after exposure to cattle, dairy environments, or products associated with bovine proteins. Results are reported quantitatively with clear interpretation and personalised management advice, enabling clinicians and patients to plan avoidance measures, pharmacologic treatment, or further referral (for example, consideration of immunotherapy). The service is delivered with UAE-compatible reporting and follow-up guidance for local healthcare providers.

• Cow dander-specific IgE (sIgE)
• Quantitative sIgE result (kU/L)
• Allergen component (Bos d 2) when available
• Result class/category (e.g., Class 0–6 interpretation)

• Recurrent rhinitis or conjunctivitis after exposure to cows or cattle environments
• Wheeze, shortness of breath or asthma exacerbations linked to animal exposure
• Skin flare-ups or dermatitis associated with contact with bovine products
• Suspected occupational exposure (dairy, livestock handling) with respiratory symptoms
• Before starting targeted avoidance strategies or allergen-specific therapy

• Accurate, laboratory-standard quantification of cow dander-specific IgE
• Convenient home or local sample collection across Dubai and the UAE
• Fast reporting with clear interpretation and personalised management advice
• Supports evidence-based avoidance, treatment planning, and specialist referral
• Results compatible with UAE healthcare providers for follow-up care

• At-home or local blood sample collection (venous preferred; capillary available where appropriate)
• No fasting required prior to sample collection
• Inform the collector/clinician if you are on immunotherapy, biologics, or immunosuppressants
• Do not undergo testing during an acute severe allergic reaction—wait until stable