Peanut Antigen

Peanut Antigen is a specific substance derived from peanut proteins used in allergy testing and diagnosis. Peanuts are a common allergen that can cause severe allergic reactions in susceptible individuals.
The Peanut Antigen is extracted and purified from peanut proteins and is utilized to identify individuals who are allergic to peanuts. It is typically used in skin prick tests or blood tests to determine allergic responses. By measuring specific antibodies in the blood or conducting skin prick tests, healthcare professionals can accurately diagnose peanut allergies and provide appropriate management and treatment plans.

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Background

Peanuts are a major food allergen and can trigger extremely severe allergic reactions. Symptoms of peanut allergy include low blood pressure, swelling of the face and throat, which can obstruct the airway and potentially lead to shock.

Peanut allergy arises from the human immune system. The immune system, composed of immune organs, immune cells, and various immunologically active substances, performs surveillance, defense, and regulatory functions. It is extensive and highly complex.