Tryptase

Tryptase in mastocytosis and allergic reactions.

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€60.00EUR

Collection at test location

€20.00EUR

Home test kit delivery

€5.95EUR

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What is Tryptase?

Tryptase is an enzyme that is mainly produced by mast cells, which are part of our immune system. These cells help in fighting infections and play a role in allergic reactions. Tryptase can serve as a biomarker to measure the activity of mast cells in the body.

Why should you have Tryptase tested?

Tryptase testing can be useful when there is a suspicion of mastocytosis, a rare condition where there is an abnormal accumulation of mast cells in the body. This can also be relevant after a severe allergic reaction, to assess the involvement of mast cells.

What does it indicate?

A tryptase test can help in diagnosing mastocytosis and other conditions that affect mast cell activity. It can also be used to evaluate the risk of severe allergic reactions.

What does a high tryptase level mean?

A high level of tryptase in the blood may indicate mastocytosis, an increase in mast cells due to an allergic reaction, or be an indication of another medical condition affecting mast cells.

What does a low tryptase level mean?

A low tryptase level is generally considered normal and indicates that there is no increased activity of mast cells in the body.