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Region 17 Allergy Panel

This regional blood panel measures IgE antibodies against 24 common allergens of the coastal Northwest. It helps identify sensitization to local tree, grass, and weed pollens, molds, and indoor triggers.

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1-3 business days
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Quick answer

The Region 17 Allergies panel is a regional IgE blood test covering 24 allergens common in the coastal Pacific Northwest and adjacent areas. It evaluates sensitization to the tree, grass, and weed pollens, molds, and indoor allergens found in moist, temperate environments. The panel is used when symptoms suggest allergy but specific triggers have not been identified.

What this test measures

Coastal northwestern climates support dense vegetation and long pollen seasons. Alder and birch release tree pollen early in spring, grasses pollinate into summer, and weeds contribute later in the year. High humidity and abundant organic material also favor mold growth, while indoor allergens such as dust mite thrive in damp homes and can cause symptoms year round.

This panel measures allergen-specific IgE for 24 regionally relevant allergens from a single blood sample. Reported targets may include early tree pollens, grass pollens, weed pollens, mold spores, dust mite, and animal dander. Each allergen is reported with a quantitative level and a graded class.

People living in coastal northwestern communities who notice prolonged nasal, eye, or airway symptoms may order this panel. It can be particularly useful when symptoms persist beyond a single pollen season or worsen indoors. A qualified healthcare provider interprets the results with the person's environment and medical history.

  • Tree pollen IgE (alder, birch, cedar, and related species as included)
  • Grass pollen IgE (timothy, ryegrass, and related grasses as included)
  • Weed pollen IgE (ragweed and related weeds as included)
  • Mold spore IgE (Alternaria, Cladosporium, and related molds as included)
  • Dust mite IgE when included
  • Cat and dog dander IgE when included
  • Allergen-specific IgE class for each of the 24 panel allergens

Why people order this test

  • Evaluate long-lasting seasonal symptoms in a moist temperate climate
  • Screen early tree, grass, and weed pollens in one sample
  • Check whether mold spores contribute to persistent symptoms
  • Assess dust mite sensitization in damp indoor environments
  • Identify which allergens to review with an allergy clinician
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How to prepare

No fasting is needed, and testing can be done at any time of year. Follow the lab's routine instructions for the blood draw.

Understanding your results

Results generally return within one to three business days. The report lists each allergen separately, which helps distinguish overlapping pollen seasons from indoor triggers. Positive results reflect sensitization, and a qualified healthcare provider interprets them alongside symptoms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is mold often included in coastal panels?

Moist climates and abundant vegetation can support mold growth outdoors and indoors, making mold spores a common regional allergen.

Can damp indoor air affect allergy symptoms?

Damp conditions can encourage dust mite and mold exposure. Allergy testing helps show whether sensitization to those allergens is present.

How long does the pollen season last here?

Different trees, grasses, and weeds pollinate at different times, so pollen can be present across much of the year in mild coastal climates.

Does this panel test for food allergies?

No. It focuses on airborne and indoor allergens. Food panels are ordered separately if needed.

What should I do with a positive result?

Share the report with a qualified healthcare provider, who can interpret it with the symptom history and discuss any follow-up.

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