The Grey Alder Allergy Test (T2) is a blood test that measures specific IgE antibodies against pollen from grey alder, a common early spring source of pollen allergy in Scandinavia.
The Grey Alder Allergy Test (T2) analyzes blood to measure the presence of specific IgE antibodies against pollen from grey alder. This tree blooms early in the spring and is one of the first sources of pollen allergy in Sweden and much of Europe. Allergy to grey alder often causes symptoms such as watery and itchy eyes, sneezing, nasal congestion, fatigue, and throat irritation. Some individuals may experience cross-reactions with birch pollen. This test provides a clear diagnosis and guidance for effective treatment with antihistamines, nasal sprays, or allergy immunotherapy. Results are delivered digitally with the doctor’s comment.
Identify pollen allergy caused by grey alder early in the season.
Confirm if your symptoms are due to grey alder pollen and not other trees.
Results help you receive proper treatment and relief quickly.
Simple blood test with digital results and doctor’s comment.
Book your appointment online or directly at the clinic.
A venous blood sample is taken at the clinic by a nurse.
The results are delivered digitally with the doctor’s comment and recommendations.