Guar Bean Gum (f246) IgE

About the Test

The Guar Bean Gum (f246) IgE test measures your body's allergic reaction to guar gum by checking the levels of specific IgE antibodies. This test is done in a lab and helps Providers figure out if you have a food allergy. It's especially useful when skin tests can't be done or might not be safe.

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Guar Gum

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