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Dust Mites D1 (Dermatophagoides pter.)

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2200.00 rsd

Reverse time

up to 15 days

Sampling

Blood Draw

Category

Allergology

Written by:

Dr. Igor Švonja, MD

Updated:

January 22, 2026

Published:

October 22, 2023

Reading Time:

4 min

The Dust Mites D1 (Dermatophagoides pter.) test is crucial for accurate diagnosis and effective management of allergic reactions. At IntroLab in Belgrade, we provide professional and precise testing to help you better understand and manage your dust mite allergy.

What are Dust Mites D1 (Dermatophagoides pter.)?

Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus, commonly known as Dust Mite D1, is a common household mite often found in homes. Dust mites feed on organic matter and are typically present in household dust, making them a frequent cause of allergic reactions.

When is the test performed and why?

The Dust Mite D1 test is recommended for individuals showing allergy symptoms, particularly if the symptoms worsen indoors:

  • Runny nose
  • Sneezing
  • Itching
  • Red eyes

Test preparation

Your doctor may advise avoiding antihistamines or other medications that could impact the test results a few days before the test. It’s also important to inform your doctor of any medications you are currently taking.

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Sample: Venous Blood

Reverse time: up to 15 days

Preparation: No special preparation is required.

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