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Allergy Testing in Suwanee, Georgia
Fast and Affordable In-Office Allergy Testing with Same Day Result
Environmental allergies are very common. Approximately 24 million people in the U.S. have environmental allergies.
If you frequently experience sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes, skin rashes, or breathing difficulties, undiagnosed allergies could be the cause. Our advanced Allergy Testing in Suwanee, Georgia, helps determine specific allergens affecting your health, allowing for precise treatment and better symptom management.
We use advanced skin prick and blood tests to identify common allergens such as pollen, dust mites, mold, pet dander, foods, and more. Once we determine your triggers, we create a customized treatment plan, including avoidance strategies, medications, or immunotherapy options to reduce symptoms and improve your quality of life.
If allergies are affecting your quality of life, don’t wait—schedule your allergy testing at Om Primary Care today and take the first step toward relief!
When is Allergy Testing Needed?
- Seasonal Allergies – Persistent sneezing, congestion, or itchy eyes, especially during pollen-heavy months.
- Food Allergies – Reactions such as hives, stomach pain, or swelling after eating certain foods.
- Skin Allergies – Eczema, rashes, or unexplained itching that could be triggered by allergens.
- Respiratory Issues – Difficulty breathing, chronic cough, or asthma symptoms worsened by allergens.
- Medication or Insect Allergies – Unusual reactions to medications or insect stings.
In-Office Skin Test For Environmental Allergies
A skin test can be a fast and affordable way to diagnose the source of your environmental allergies.
Scratch test, also known as a puncture or prick test: First, your doctor or nurse will look at the skin on your back and clean it with alcohol. They’ll mark and label areas on your skin with a pen. Then they’ll place a drop of a potential allergen on each of those spots. Next, they’ll scratch the outer layer of your skin to let the allergen in. (It’s not a shot, and it won’t make you bleed.)
Allergic symptoms usually appear around 15 minutes after exposure to the allergen, but some symptoms may emerge later. Symptoms often appear as a red, itchy bump called a wheel or flare. The more noticeable the flare is, the more likely the severity of the allergy.
During your visit, we discuss all test results with you to determine the best course of treatment and how to proceed. Our providers will explain how to manage systems and avoid contact with allergens by removing them from your environments.
How it Works?
Schedule a Consultation
Meet with our experts to discuss your symptoms and determine the right allergy test.
In-House Testing
Get quick and accurate skin or blood tests at our Suwanee clinic—no external lab visits needed.
Same Day Results
Our team analyzes your test results and identifies the allergens affecting you & gives expert guidance.
Personalized Treatment
We craft a customized plan, including lifestyle tips, medications, or immunotherapy