CONGRATS!!! 

I passed the test without problems 

Never ever loose hope, allergies can always disapear at what ever age !!

that it works out!!  Good luck. 

Did the SPT test today, 5mm for milk, 0mm for casein, 0mm for betaglobulin

We are going for a challenge !!!

Yeah-- I think that the question here is whether or not SHORT-term-- or LONG-term, if any particular immunosuppressant has the ability to artificially depress IgE.

I think that the answer may be yes, LONG-term, but that it might also depend on the mechanism of the immunosuppressant in question.

(I say that as a scientist with some pharmacology background to bring to bear-- I haven't actually LOOKED at any literature in this area, assuming something even exists.)

I've had blood test and skin prick tests while i've taken Clemastine a couple hours before the tests and still all my tested foods showed up..

I just realized that it is the mean diameter I have to calculate, so I did around 8 or 9mm

Scored a 32 for IgE Total

Did myself a SPT test (would not recommend it though ..) , scored a wheal of 11mm

Took like 2 ml of milk, no reaction 

So far so good

I just received the results from my last blood test, this time it's non-detectable (<0.10) for specific milk ige.

I'm still waiting for the Ige total .... I think if the result of it come at non-detectable, this will mean immunosuppresion drug suppress IgE (I think).

I see the normal of total ige should be <100KuA/L ... but I can't see anywhere what should be the minimum to be normal.

I don,t think this normal for someone to have zero IgE , correct ?

I would THINK that the answer is "potentially, yes."

I cannot find any information specifically about your question at AAAAI's Ask the Expert, however that is probably where I'd ask it.

You probably need an answer from a real guru in immunology, or at least someone very familiar with the literature in this specific area.

Hello,

A shot in the dark ... Anyone knows if there's true interaction between immunosuppression drugs and IgE blood test ?

I have 10++KUa/L on my teens, now I'm at 0.1 KUa/L ... theoretically, i'm ready for a skin test.

Thank you !