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The number one test placed is always negative; any other numbers that look like number one are probably NOT an allergy. The number 2 test placed is always positive; it will look kind of like a mosquito bite by the number, if any of the tests look like number 2 it is most likely an allergy.
Normal Results A negative test result means there were no skin changes in response to the allergen. This negative reaction most often means that you are not allergic to the substance. In rare cases, a person may have a negative allergy test and still be allergic to the substance.
Positive reaction to allergy test A small area of swelling with surrounding redness (arrow) is typical of a positive skin prick test for allergy. A skin prick test, also called a puncture or scratch test, checks for immediate allergic reactions to as many as 50 different substances at once.
The wheal is the raised area of skin. The flare is the red area of skin surrounding the wheal. For example, a result of 5/15 for alder tree doesnt mean 5 out of 25. Both numbers are measurements, so it indicates that there was a 5 mm wheal and a 15 mm flare.
Intradermal allergy testing is another method of skin testing to help determine whether an individual is allergic to a specific allergen. The test involves injection of a small amount of the suspected allergen under the surface of the skin. After about 20 minutes the area is examined for a reaction at the site.
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The wheal is the raised area of skin. The flare is the red area of skin surrounding the wheal. For example, a result of 5/15 for alder tree doesnt mean 5 out of 25. Both numbers are measurements, so it indicates that there was a 5 mm wheal and a 15 mm flare.
Values under 0.35 mean unlikely sensitization to the allergen. Values between 0.35-0.69 mean doubtful significance. Values between 0.70-3.49 mean there is a possibility. Values between 3.50-17.49 mean a greater possibility. Values between 17.50-49.99 mean very likely.
Class 1: Low level of allergy (0.35 KUA/L 0.69 KUA/L) indicative of ongoing sensitization. Class 2: Moderate level of allergy (0.70 KUA/L 3.49 KUA/L) indicative of stronger ongoing sensitization. Class 3: High level of allergy (3.5 KUA/L 17.4 KUA/L) indicative of high level sensitization.
Placing a small amount of substances (allergens) that may be causing your symptoms on the skin, most often on the forearm, upper arm, or back. The skin is then pricked so the allergen goes under the skins surface. The health care provider closely watches the skin for swelling and redness or other signs of a reaction.
2 - positive. Moderate. 0.35+ 1 - low, weak positive. Low.

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