Lab test

Acacia Tree Allergy Test - Mimosa Pollen

An acacia or mimosa IgE blood test checks for antibodies against acacia pollen, which is also known as mimosa 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 acacia or mimosa IgE blood test checks for antibodies against acacia pollen, which is also known as mimosa pollen. Acacia trees and shrubs release pollen that can contribute to seasonal allergy symptoms in sensitized people. This test is a screening tool to assess sensitization, not a standalone diagnosis. It may be ordered when symptoms coincide with acacia bloom or as part of a broader pollen allergy evaluation.

• Acacia (mimosa) pollen-specific IgE Antibodies produced against acacia or mimosa pollen proteins; used to assess sensitization.

• Seasonal sneezing, nasal itch, or congestion during acacia bloom
• Itchy, watery, or red eyes that flare with airborne pollen
• Cough or wheezing linked to pollen exposure
• Suspected allergy to acacia or mimosa trees being evaluated
• Testing within a broader tree pollen panel

• No fasting is needed for this IgE blood test.
• Inform the collector of allergy medications you use, as some may affect testing.
• No dietary changes or special timing are required.

The test reports acacia-specific IgE. A low or undetectable level suggests no meaningful sensitization, while an elevated level may indicate immune reactivity to acacia pollen and can be associated with seasonal symptoms. A positive result alone does not confirm that acacia causes your symptoms. Discuss your results with a healthcare provider, who can interpret them in the context of your history.

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