Welcome to Samitivej Sriracha Allergy Center “For Allergy Care, Let Us Take Care of You”

Providing healthcare services you can trust, supported by modern technology and international standards.

We offer comprehensive health services for outpatients, addressing physical, mental, emotional, and social aspects of health from primary to tertiary care. Our care is professional, prompt, safe, and patient rights-centered, ensuring the utmost satisfaction. Our team of experienced specialists caters to both Thai and international patients using advanced, internationally certified equipment for precise and efficient results.

Scope of Services

We provide care for children aged 0-15 years and adults aged 15 years and above, including:
- Allergy diagnosis and treatment
- Immunotherapy
- Preventative health education and promotion

Operating Hours:

Daily, 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM, 2nd Floor, Building C, Samitivej Sriracha Hospital

Allergy Diagnosis and Treatment Handled by our expert team of allergists and immunologists Diagnostic Services

at Samitivej Sriracha Allergy Center

Skin prick test

Allergen specific IgE

Challenge test

Pulmonary function test

Peak expiratory flow rate

FeNO

Exhaled Nitric Oxide Test (FeNO)

Measures fractional exhaled nitric oxide, which increases during airway inflammation. Useful in diagnosing asthma and guiding treatment adjustments.

Pulmonary function test

Peak Expiratory Flow Rate: Measures lung capacity using a peak flow meter to aid diagnosis and monitor symptoms. Spirometry: Assesses lung function and bronchial response to bronchodilators, helping diagnose obstructive airway conditions.

Specialized Treatment

Immunotherapy

- A treatment to reduce or eliminate allergic conditions.

Oral Immunotherapy

- A treatment for food allergies by oral administration.

WET WRAP THERAPY

- A treatment for atopic dermatitis using a special saline solution.

Food and Drug Allergy Challenge Test

High-accuracy allergy testing by exposing the patient to suspected allergens. Tests can be open (patient-aware) or single-blind (only the doctor knows). Positive results confirm an allergic reaction to the tested substance.

Skin prick test

Acute allergy testing through skin pricking to identify allergens. Helps patients avoid triggers and improve symptoms. Tests include airborne allergens (e.g., dust mites, cockroaches, pet dander) and food allergens (e.g., cow’s milk, eggs, wheat, peanuts, seafood).

Allergen Specific IgE

Acute allergy diagnosis via blood test to identify specific allergens. Detects both airborne and food allergens, with results available in about one week.

Allergen Immunotherapy

Gradual exposure to allergens to build tolerance and reduce allergic reactions. Can minimize or eliminate medication use, enhancing quality of life. Types: Injection or sublingual tablets/drops. Duration: Requires continuous treatment for 3-5 years.