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    Allergy Assessment Form

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    Allergy Assessment Form Name____________________________________ Age__________ Sex_______________ Date__________________ I. Chief Complaint: ___________________________________________________________________________________ II. Present Illness: _____________________________________________________________________________________ III. Collateral allergic symptoms: Eyes: Pruritus________ Burning _______ Lacrimation_______ Swelling _______ Injection ______ Discharge ________ Ears:

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    Peanut Allergies

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    Causes and Solutions of Peanut Allergies At some point in our lives‚ we have done something or possibly will do something that has felt as though a panic attack or shortness of breathe has been triggered off. Was it excitement? Was it anxiety? What was causing it? For millions of Americans and people world wide it’s very possible that all of this was being brought on by an allergy to something that had been eaten‚ or something that has been eaten in the past that your immune system didn’t built

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    Food Allergy

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    detailed history and physical examination and diagnostic tests - skin prick test (SPT) -serum-specific IgE testing to foods -oral food challenges * Referral to an allergist is IMPORTANT to confirm the diagnosis of a suspected food allergy. *Patients SHOULD avoid the food in question until assessment‚ and an epinephrine auto-injector should be prescribed‚ even if the diagnosis is uncertain. HISTORY It is IMPORTANT to inquire about all suspected foods and to discuss the manner

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    Food Allergies

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    Food Allergies Food allergy occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks a food protein‚ confusing it to be a hostile invader. Ingestion of the offending food may trigger the sudden release of chemicals‚ including histamine‚ resulting in symptoms of an allergic reaction. The symptoms may be mild (rashes‚ hives‚ itching‚ swelling‚ etc.) or severe (trouble breathing‚ wheezing‚ loss of consciousness‚ etc.). A food allergy can be potentially fatal. It is estimated that approximately 12 million Americans

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    Research Paper On Allergies

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    happens whenever you step into your yard? You’re probably suffering from seasonal allergies. If you love gardening or relaxing outside‚ then allergies can interfere with your enjoyment of life. Don’t let that happen! Allergy medications are a great defense against the sneezing‚ watery eyes‚ headaches‚ and congestion that allergies cause. But did you know that there are many offensive tactics that can prevent your allergies from becoming so severe? You don’t have to be content to see your outdoors from

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    Causes of Food Allergy

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    What Causes Food Allergy? Food allergies occur when the immune system mounts an attack on certain proteins in certain foods. The substances in the food that cause this immune system response are called allergens. The immune system is a complex network of cells and molecules that help defend the body against unknown substances. When a properly functioning immune system detects an unknown substance‚ it responds to this threat by producing proteins called antibodies against the invaders. The antibodies

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    Food Allergies

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    Food allergy is a reaction from the response of the immune system. It is a reaction to fight the harmful ingredient in the food. Food allergies vary between infants‚ children‚ and adults. The sign and symptoms for food allergies can show reactions that are minor to severe. Treatment for food allergies depend on the signs and symptoms. In infants and young children‚ they have reactions to milk or soy milk if they are allergic to it. “Allergies to milk or soy formula (a milk substitute made from

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    Food allergy is not to be confused with food intolerance. While an intolerance can leave someone feeling discomfort‚ an allergy can be detrimental to someone’s health from even inhaling a food (“National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases”). There are many types of allergies‚ all around the world. According to the Center of Disease Control (CDC)‚ over 50 million Americans alone‚ have some type of allergy. Specifically 15 million of those Americans‚ are diagnosed with a food allergy. The

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    Food Allergies

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    Food allergies have always been an important part of the food industry since the first time food allergens were noted. It can be very difficult and challenging to many food service industries when it comes to food allergies. According to FARE -- Food Allergen Research and Education -- “Researchers estimate that up to 15 million Americans have food allergies.”. That means that 15 million people that are aware of their food allergens will have some type of restriction when consuming food. This is very

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    Food Allergies Food allergies can range from being a mild irritant to becoming life-threatening. Each year 30‚000 Americans are treated in the emergency room for severe food allergies. An estimated 150 to 200 Americans die each year because of allergic reactions to food. About two percent of adults and six to eight percent of children in the United States are effected by food allergies. A food allergy is a specific type of adverse food reaction involving the immune system. The body produces what

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