FAQ

Frequently Asked
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What services does PAC provide?

We offer allergy testing (skin prick, patch), food and drug challenges, nebulization, medication administration, and allergy education for children.
How is a skin prick test done?

A small amount of allergen is applied to the skin, and we observe for a reaction. It’s quick, safe, and minimally invasive.
What’s the difference between skin prick and patch testing?

Skin prick testing identifies immediate allergies, while patch testing checks for delayed reactions, mainly to medications or contact allergens.
Are the tests painful for my child?

No. Tests are designed to be gentle. Children may feel mild discomfort, but procedures are quick and carefully supervised.
How long do food or drug challenges take?

These are done over several hours in a safe, monitored setting to observe reactions gradually and avoid risks.
Can you help with long-term allergy management?

Yes. We guide families on allergen avoidance, treatment plans, and emergency preparedness to ensure long-term wellness.