Allergen, Individual-Food Chicken Meat Murgi F83

The Allergen, Individual-Food Chicken Meat Murgi F83 test is a laboratory-backed at-home serology assay that measures specific IgE antibodies to chicken meat (Murgi F83). Using a small capillary blood sample collected at home, the sample is analysed in an accredited laboratory to provide a quantitative IgE level (kUA/L) and sensitization classification to help identify IgE‑mediated allergy to chicken meat.

This test is suitable for individuals in Dubai and across the UAE who experience immediate allergic reactions (hives, angioedema, wheeze) or repeated gastrointestinal or cutaneous symptoms after consuming chicken, or for those with suspected cross-reactivity to bird or egg proteins. Results support clinical decision-making for dietary avoidance, referral for specialist assessment, and planning safe introductions for at‑risk infants — however, results should be interpreted alongside clinical history by a healthcare professional.

• Chicken meat (Murgi F83) specific IgE (kUA/L)
• Quantitative specific IgE concentration
• Sensitization class (IgE reactivity category, e.g., 0–6)

• Immediate allergic reactions (hives, swelling, breathing difficulty) after eating chicken
• Recurrent gastrointestinal symptoms temporally linked to chicken consumption
• Unexplained chronic urticaria suspected to be food-related
• Suspected cross-reactivity with bird or egg allergens
• Before introducing chicken to infants with a strong family history of food allergy

• Accurate quantitative detection of chicken-specific IgE for objective assessment
• Convenient at-home sample collection with UAE-wide service coverage
• Lab-certified results with clear sensitization classification
• Clinical utility for personalised dietary advice and avoidance planning
• Reduces need for in-clinic skin testing when serology is appropriate

• At-home capillary blood collection (finger-prick) performed by a trained collector or via validated self-collection kit
• No fasting required; antihistamines do not alter blood IgE results but inform the clinician of all medications
• Provide a brief history of recent reactions and current medications when booking the test
• Suitable for adults and children (paediatric collection may require caregiver assistance)