Allergen, Individual-Animal Mouse Epithelium E71

The Allergen, Individual-Animal Mouse Epithelium E71 test is an at-home allergy test that detects specific IgE antibodies directed against mouse epithelium (E71). Using a collected blood sample, the sample is analysed by a certified laboratory with immunoassay methods to quantify sensitisation levels; results help determine whether symptoms are likely due to mouse allergen exposure.

This test is useful for individuals with unexplained allergic rhinitis, conjunctivitis, cough or asthma symptoms and for workers in animal facilities, laboratories, pest control or domestic settings where mice are present. Results support clinical decisions on avoidance strategies, workplace adjustments, and consideration of allergen-specific therapies; clinical correlation with a physician in Dubai/UAE is recommended for final management.

• Mouse Epithelium (E71) specific IgE (sIgE)
• Quantitative sIgE level (kU/L)
• Qualitative interpretation (Negative / Low / Moderate / High)

• Persistent sneezing, nasal congestion or itchy eyes after possible mouse exposure
• New or worsening asthma, wheeze or cough in environments with rodents
• Occupational exposure (laboratory animal handlers, pest-control, pet store staff)
• Recurrent unexplained respiratory symptoms at home or workplace
• Pre-employment or workplace health screening for animal facility roles

• Targeted identification of sensitisation to mouse epithelium (E71)
• Convenient at-home sample collection with certified laboratory analysis
• Supports workplace health and compliance for Dubai-based employers
• Guides personalised avoidance measures and treatment planning
• Clear, laboratory‑certified results suitable for review by your physician

• At-home blood sample collection (finger‑prick or venous) by certified phlebotomist
• No fasting required prior to sample collection
• Inform provider of current medications or immunosuppressive therapy that may affect immune testing
• Valid ID (Emirates ID or passport) and basic exposure/symptom history for lab registration in the UAE