Lab test

Italian Cypress Allergy Test - Tree Pollen

An Italian cypress IgE blood test detects antibodies against Italian cypress pollen.

Typical price

From $49

Results

1-3 business days

Preparation

See preparation notes below

Sample

Blood draw or sample collection at a local center

An Italian cypress IgE blood test detects antibodies against Italian cypress pollen. Italian cypress is an evergreen conifer that produces abundant airborne pollen, and sensitized people may notice seasonal nasal and eye symptoms when it is present. This test is a screening tool that helps assess sensitization rather than confirm a diagnosis by itself. It may be ordered for recurring seasonal symptoms, or when a clinician is reviewing an allergy panel.

• Italian cypress pollen-specific IgE Antibodies formed against Italian cypress pollen proteins; an elevated level can suggest sensitization.

• Seasonal nasal congestion, sneezing, or itching around cypress pollen periods
• Itchy, watery, or gritty eyes that recur with airborne pollen
• Cough, postnasal drip, or wheezing tied to a seasonal pattern
• Suspected pollen allergy being worked up by a clinician
• Testing as part of a broader tree and weed pollen panel

• No fasting is needed for this IgE antibody test.
• Report allergy medications to the collector, as some may interfere with certain allergy tests.
• No special diet, caffeine restriction, or activity changes are required.

Results show the level of Italian cypress-specific IgE in the blood. A low or undetectable level suggests no significant sensitization, whereas an elevated level may indicate the immune system reacts to Italian cypress pollen and can be associated with seasonal allergy symptoms. A positive result does not by itself prove that symptoms are caused by this pollen. Discuss your results with a healthcare provider for a full interpretation.

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