Skin prick tests and IgE blood panels identify your triggers. Targeted treatment plans reduce symptoms and prevent reactions.
Sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, and skin rashes signal an allergic response. Your immune system reacts to substances—pollen, dust mites, pet dander, foods, or medications—that don't affect most people. Without testing, you treat symptoms without knowing the cause.
Our physicians perform skin prick tests and IgE blood panels to pinpoint your specific allergens. Test results guide your treatment: antihistamines, nasal corticosteroids, immunotherapy (allergy shots), or avoidance strategies. You stop guessing and start treating the actual trigger.
A simple 4-step process to identify your triggers and find relief
We review symptoms, timing, and family history to narrow suspected allergens before testing.
Skin tests show results in 20 mins. Blood tests (IgE) are used if you take antihistamines.
Your physician reviews reactions to identify specific triggers and rank them by severity.
We prescribe medications, shots, or avoidance strategies based on your specific results.
Accurate diagnosis leads to effective treatment and better quality of life
Skin and blood tests detect IgE antibodies. You learn exactly what causes your symptoms—not just "pollen" but the specific plant species.
Seasonal sufferers start treatment before their trigger season. Year-round sufferers receive daily management protocols.
Generic advice doesn't help. Test results tell you whether to focus on dust mites, mold, or pet dander specifically.
Severe allergy patients receive epinephrine and anaphylaxis plans. You know when to treat emergencies vs. minor symptoms.
Allergy shots and tablets require confirmed tests. If you qualify, this can reduce sensitivity over 3-5 years.
Test results provide proof for school 504 plans, workplace accommodations, and medication authorizations.
From medication to immunotherapy, we offer a range of solutions
Real experiences from patients who found relief
"I sneezed through every spring for eight years. Skin testing showed I react to oak and Bermuda grass pollen—not ragweed like I assumed. Dr. Afzal started me on a nasal steroid two weeks before oak season. This year I had zero missed workdays from allergies."
Sarah M.
Houston, TX
"The skin prick test took 20 minutes. I reacted to dust mites and mold, not my cat. I bought mattress encasements and a HEPA filter for the bedroom. My nighttime congestion cleared within two weeks."
James R.
Baytown, TX
"My daughter's chronic congestion turned out to be dust mite and cat dander allergies. We removed carpet from her bedroom and started antihistamines. She breathes through her nose now and sleeps without snoring."
Lisa T.
Baytown, TX
Common questions about the process
Same-week appointments available at both locations. Skin test results in 20 minutes. Treatment plans before you leave.