Allergen, Individual-Micro organism Cladosporium Herbarum fungus M2

The Allergen, Individual‑Micro Organism Cladosporium Herbarum Fungus M2 test is a laboratory‑processed at‑home assay that measures specific IgE antibodies to the mold Cladosporium herbarum (M2). By quantifying sensitization to this common environmental fungus, the test helps identify whether symptoms such as rhinitis, cough, or asthma are likely linked to mold exposure.

This test is useful for patients experiencing recurrent respiratory symptoms, unexplained asthma exacerbations, or suspected mold-related reactions and is suitable for use across Dubai and the UAE. Samples are collected at home (capillary or venous collection by a trained phlebotomist), processed in an accredited lab, and returned with quantitative results and interpretation to assist clinicians in allergen avoidance, treatment planning, and consideration for immunotherapy.

• Specific IgE — Cladosporium herbarum (M2)
• Quantitative IgE concentration (kUA/L)
• Result interpretation category (Negative / Low / Moderate / High)

• Recurring allergic rhinitis or persistent nasal congestion
• Asthma with unexplained or frequent exacerbations
• Recurrent sinusitis, chronic cough, or lower respiratory symptoms
• Symptoms after exposure to damp environments, indoor mold, or during high‑humidity seasons
• Prior to or when considering allergen immunotherapy

• Accurate, lab‑processed measurement of Cladosporium herbarum specific IgE
• Convenient at‑home sample collection across Dubai and the UAE
• Actionable results to guide allergen avoidance and clinical treatment
• Supports clinician decisions on immunotherapy and targeted therapies
• Report formatted for sharing with UAE healthcare providers and specialists

• At‑home blood sample collection (capillary finger‑prick or venous by trained phlebotomist)
• No fasting required
• Disclose current allergen immunotherapy, biologic therapy, or recent immunoglobulin administration
• Provide valid UAE ID and accurate patient details for laboratory reporting