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• The Dangers of Food Allergies.
• If you have a food allergy, the world of eating may seem filled with challenges and frustrations. ... What can you do to take care of your health without living in fear? Join our panel of experts as they discuss what you should know about food allergies, from how they work and why you have them to the latest in treatment and management. ...
• What emergency procedures should everyone with a food allergy know? .
• What can you do to help protect your child from food allergies? .
•   Today we're discussing food allergies. ...   There are dozens of foods and food additives that can cause everything from lightheadedness to itchy rashes to, in rare cases, even death. ...
• Morris Nejat is the director of the Division of Pediatric Allergy and Clinical Immunology at Bellevue Hospital Center. ...
• Heidi Zafra, who is the head of Pediatric Allergy at St. ...   Children and infants have the highest incidence of food allergies. ...
• HEIDI ZAFRA, MD:  About 10-20% of children have food allergies, and often they are during infancy. ...   That's why sometimes it's good to wait until the infant is older before you start introducing different kinds of food. ...
•   It prevents a lot of food allergies. ...
•   Wait until they're about a year before you give cow's milk and egg and more exotic food.   Depending on the severity of their symptoms, sometimes children may need to avoid certain foods for six months to a year before you reintroduce the food, if they have severe allergies like lip-swelling, wheezing, generalized rashes or vomiting and diarrhea, just so you prevent a life-threatening situation. ...
• MORRIS NEJAT, MD:  Oftentimes children do outgrow food allergies.   Usually if a child has a reaction to a certain food, and after we've documented it with skin testing, to see whether or not they truly are allergic to this food, we have the parent remove it from the child's diet until about two or three years of life.   Then we'll re-skin test them, and then possibly reintroduce the food at that point. ...

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• Remember, you are more likely to contract a disease from another human than from your cat. ...
• Though your cat may appear sick, you may not be sure if her condition warrants an immediate trip to the emergency vet clinic, or if it could wait until the regular vet's office is open. Here are some signs that your cat may warrant a trip to the emergency room: .
• If you suspect that your cat is suffering from any of the following or is exhibiting unusual behavior, see your vet right away. ...
• The most common allergy among cats is flea allergy. ...
• Food allergies account for 5-10% of cat allergies. ...
• Vomiting Can result from hairballs, worms, food allergy, overactive thyroid, or kidney infection. It is important to keep your cat hydrated - be sure to offer plenty of water. ...
• If your cat has persistent diarrhea, you can try changing her diet. If symptoms continue for more than 2 days, take your cat to the vet with a stool sample. ...
• The vet may instruct you over the phone as to how to get your cat to vomit any poisons. ...
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• Your cat may like the taste, but it will probably give her an upset tummy and even diarrhea. ...

• Allergy Awareness.
• Allergy Facts from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.
• Allergy Awareness.
• Allergic asthma: Characterized by airway obstruction that is at least partially reversible with medication and is always associated with allergy. ...
• Acute urticaria is often caused by an allergy to foods or medication. ...
• In children, it may be aggravated by an allergy or irritant .
• Food Allergy: Most prevalent in very young children and frequently outgrown, food allergies are characterized by a broad range of allergic reactions. ...
• Latex Allergy: An allergic response to the proteins in natural, latex rubber characterized by a range of allergic reactions. ...
• Insect Sting Allergy: Characterized by a variety of allergic reactions; stings cannot always be avoided and can happen to anyone. ...
• Drug Allergy: Characterized by a variety of allergic responses affecting any tissue or organ. ...
• Possible causes can be medications, vaccines, food, latex, and insect stings and bites. ...
• (For more detailed information on these allergies, see the Asthma and Allergy Answer articles on these topics. ...
• Important Causes of Allergy .
• Examples are airborne pollens of certain trees, grasses and weeds; house dust that include dust mite particles, mold spores, and cat and dog dander. ...
• What is the Role of Heredity in Allergy? .
• A genetic capability to become allergic to cat dander may take three to four years of cat exposure before the person shows symptoms. ...

• It is important to try and identify the allergen causing your cat's reaction. This search can be frustrating because the allergen may be one or a combination of many things, including pollens, mold & mildew, smoke, household products, cat litter, dust & dust mites, vaccines, stress, exercise, cold & dry air and food. ... Some members have had allergy testing done to try and pinpoint their cats particular trigger(s). ...
• Cat Litter.
• Litter is probably the first thing you should look at if your cat has been diagnosed with Asthma. ...
• In addition, if you haven’t ruled out food allergies, litter that’s made of corn or wheat might be equally as bad to dig around in as it is to ingest if it’s a trigger.
• And wood-burning fireplaces can also be very bad for your cat. ...
• Of all the things that can cause an allergy, pollen is one of the most widespread. ... The best way to limit your cats exposure to pollen is to keep the cat indoors, use air conditioning, Keep your windows closed, and if you’ve been outdoors when the pollen levels are high, change and wash your clothing as soon as you get home. ...
• House dust allergy is common even in clean homes. ... A speck of dust may contain fabric fibers, human skin particles, animal dander, microscopic creatures called mites, bacteria, parts of cockroaches, mold spores, food particles and other debris. ...
• Food.
• There are two aspects when looking at the food issue. One is allergic reactions to food, and the other is proper nutrition for immunosuppressed cats. ...
• Most food allergies manifest themselves in the form skin sensitivities, or gastrointestinal disturbances. ...
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• Food Allergies or Sensitivities May Be Linked to General Allergy Symptoms.
• Food allergies or sensitivities may be producing, or accentuating, your symptoms. This aspect of allergy is poorly understood in comparison to inhalant allergy (e. ...
• Allow us to briefly explain some of what we know about food allergies. ...
• Food allergies are classified as being either fixed or cyclic. ...
• A fixed food allergy may be very apparent; e. ... The mechanism for this type of food allergy is similar to that of inhalant allergies, so the diagnosis is more easily reached. ...
• , RAST test) is typically used to verify fixed food allergies. ...
• Cyclic food allergies are less well understood. The immunologic method producing these reactions are not the same as for fixed food allergies, and are poorly explained. Clinical experience though, has taught us to recognize and treat cyclic food allergies. ...

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• A Guide for Parents/Students with Anaphylaxis // Guide pour parent/eléves au sujet de l'anaphylaxis Calgary Allergy Network .
• A Preschoolers Guide to Peanut Allergy .
• AAAAI - American Association of Allergy .
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• AARRC (Allergy and Asthma Rochester Resource Center) .
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• ABC of allergies: Good allergy practice A B Kay  BMJ 1998; 316: 535-537. ...
• ABC of allergies: Allergy and the skin. ...
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• Food Allergy.
• Food allergy is an uncommon problem in cats and it can start at any age. A change in diet is not necessary for development of food allergy. About 70 percent of affected pets develop allergies to food ingredients that they have been fed for a long time, usually more than two years. In fact, if your cat has an immediate adverse reaction to a new food, it is probably not an allergic reaction, because it takes more than one exposure to produce an allergic reaction. Food ingredients most commonly responsible for allergies are beef, chicken, fish, eggs and milk. ... Cats with other allergies like inhalant allergies or atopy may be at increased risk for developing a food allergy.
• The clinical symptoms of food allergy resemble those of other types of allergies. These two disorders may have the same clinical symptoms and the same distribution of itchiness or pruritus over the cat’s body. In some cases, it is impossible to differentiate between inhalant allergy and food allergy by clinical appearance alone. ...
• Food allergy should be ruled out first because it is the easier of the two disorders to control by eliminating the offending food ingredient from the cat’s diet. Food allergy is ruled out by feeding a diet consisting solely of food ingredients to which the animal has not been previously exposed – an elimination food trial. ...
•   Diarrhea and vomiting, although most cats with food allergy only develop skin problems.
• Diagnostic tests are needed to recognize food allergy and exclude other diseases that may cause similar symptoms. ...
• Your veterinarian will examine the skin closely and inquire about your cat’s dietary history. However, most animals that develop food allergy have not had a recent change in diet and have been eating the same food for a long period of time.

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• What is an allergy? .
• An allergy is a hypersensitivity to foreign substances that are normally harmless, but which cause a violent reaction in certain individuals. ... Fresh spring flowers, a friend's cat or dog, even the presence of dust can make people itch, sneeze and scratch almost uncontrollably. Even innocent food items such as peanut butter, milk and fish can bring on an allergic reaction in some people. ...
• An allergy is generally your body's effort to eliminate something it considers unsuitable. ...
• Almost any substance can be an allergen for an individual, but the most common ones are certain foods (especially milk, wheat, eggs and peanuts), pollens, dust, molds, cosmetics and certain food additives, like food dyes or coloring. ...
• What are the most common allergy reactions? .
• How common are food allergies? .
• Almost 2 percent of Americans have an allergy to foods. The eight most common food allergens are milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts (such as walnuts), soy, wheat, fish and shellfish; these cause 90 percent of all food-related allergic reactions. Symptoms of food allergies differ greatly among individuals. They can vary in severity and time of onset, and they may be affected by when the food was eaten. Food allergies can be life-threatening. Knowledge about food allergies can help to save a life. ...
• What is the difference between a food allergy and a food intolerance? .

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• * What's to Eat? The Milk-Free, Egg-Free, Nut-Free Food Allergy Cookbook .
• * Caring for your Child with Severe Food Allergies .
• * Food Allergy Field Guide.
• * Hard to Swallow - The Truth About Food Additives.
• * The Allergy Bible: The Conventional and Alternative guide to Understanding,    Avoiding and Treating Allergies.
• * Dietary Management of Food Allergies and Intolerances .
• * The Complete Allergy Book.
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• * A Preschooler's Guide to Peanut Allergy .
• * Food Allergy: Adverse Reactions to Foods and Food Additives .
• Peanut Allergy Answer Book .
• What's to Eat? The Milk-Free, Egg-Free, Nut-Free Food Allergy Cookbook .
• Written by a parent who is living it! Also deals with some of the psychological aspects, which are usually the more challenging part of severe allergy as our kids get older. ...
• Food Allergy Field Guide .
• The book is very useful for anyone dealing with food allergies and food sensitivities as well, since the coping strategies are very similar. ...

• An allergen can be almost anything–a dust particle, plant pollen, a drug, or food–that acts as an antigen to stimulate an immune response.
• The allergen may be a seasonal plant or plant product, such as grass or ragweed pollen, or a substance such as cat dander, drugs, or foods. ...
• Tests may help determine if the symptoms are allergy-related and identify the allergen involved. ...
• It is an allergy to airborne particles – usually pollens and grasses but sometimes molds, dusts, and animal danders – that causes sneezing; an itchy, runny, or stuffy nose; itching; and irritated eyes. ...
• Seasonal allergic rhinitis is an allergy to airborne pollens, commonly referred to as hay fever or pollinosis.
• Occasionally, seasonal allergy is caused by mold spores.
• The allergen in a year-round allergy may be house dust mites, feathers, animal dander, or molds. ...
• People who have a chronically stuffy and runny nose but no sinusitis, nasal polyps, or any demonstrable allergy may have a different condition – vasomotor rhinitis – which is not caused by allergy.
• In most people, allergic conjunctivitis is part of a larger allergy syndrome, such as seasonal allergic rhinitis. ...
• Food Allergy and Intolerance.
• A food allergy is an allergic reaction to a particular food. A much more common condition, food intolerance, isn't an allergic reaction but is any other undesirable effect of eating a particular food.
• Many people can't tolerate certain foods for various reasons other than food allergy; for example, they may lack an enzyme necessary for digesting the food. ... Many controversial claims are made about "food allergy," in which foods are blamed for ailments ranging from hyperactivity in children to chronic fatigue. Other unsubstantiated claims blame food allergy for arthritis, poor athletic performance, depression, and other problems.
• Symptoms: A common problem, which may be a manifestation of food allergy, starts in infancy and is most likely to arise when atopic diseases (such as allergic rhinitis or allergic asthma) run in the family. ... The rash may or may not be accompanied by gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea and may or may not be triggered by a food allergy. ... Children with food allergies are likely to develop other atopic diseases as they get older, including allergic asthma and seasonal allergic rhinitis. However, in adults and in children over age 10, the food is unlikely to be responsible for respiratory symptoms, even though skin test results remain positive.

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• The Basics of Allergy.
• Is it a Cold or an Allergy?.
• Diagnosis of Animal Allergy .
• Treatment of Animal Allergy .
• Before you make the family dog the scapegoat for a family member’s allergy symptoms, you must be sure not to wrongfully accuse an innocent pet. ...
• Diagnosis of Animal Allergy .
• If you suffer from allergic symptoms, you can only know for certain you have an allergy by undergoing a specific test. In my practice, I start by asking you questions about your symptoms, history of allergy, exposure, family history, etc. ... To help determine whether an allergy is involved, I usually perform a skin-prick test or intracutaneous test. ... This may result in some swelling and reddening of the skin, suggesting that you have an allergy. On the other hand, if skin testing is negative, the animals in question may not be the culprit and the investigation into other sources of allergy must continue. ...
• Treatment of Animal Allergy .
• Now that you have been diagnosed with an animal allergy, it is important to understand what aspect of the animal you are allergic to. Below is a list of common animal allergies and what is best to do about each individual animal allergy: .

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• What happens when you get an allergy? .
• Their main source of food is skin scales - everyday you shed about a gram of skin. The mites themselves do not cause allergy, but their tiny droppings, which float in the air whenever dust is disturbed, do. ...
• Depending on what is causing the allergy symptoms may only occur at certain times (seasonal rhinitis) or all the time (perennial rhinitis). ...
• This allergy is frequently mistaken for the permanent 'cold' and children especially may be wrongly prescribed repeated courses of antibiotics. ...
• Hives frequently affect people with food allergies, but can also be caused by medicines and insect stings.
• Food allergies .
• Food allergies affect about one in fifty people in this country. If you're allergic, symptoms usually start within minutes to two hours of eating the food responsible. ... (Food intolerance is also an abnormal physical response to a food but is not caused by an allergic reaction. ) People with food allergies are usually only allergic to one or a limited number of foods. ... Nut allergy is the commonest cause of serious allergic reactions (anaphylaxis). ...
• If you think you may have an allergy, you should go and see your doctor. ... It's helpful if you can tell them whether your symptoms occur at a particular time of the day or year; how often they occur; which part of the body they affect; how severe they are; what things make them worse - such as eating a certain food or coming into contact with a cat or dog; and the times when they improve or disappear, for example when you are on holiday or in the winter. It's a good idea to keep a diary of your symptoms along with your exposure to the things you think are causing your allergy for a least a week or so before you go and see your doctor. ... Diagnosing allergy is relatively easy, but certain tests may be needed to confirm the diagnosis and identify the substances, which cause your symptoms. Your GP may refer you to a specialist NHS allergy clinic for testing. ...

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• What is an allergy? .
• An allergy is a disorder of the immune system which, causes an exaggerated response within the body when you come into contact with a foreign substance, that would be harmless in most people. ...
• If you think you have an allergy, you must contact your doctor who will help you to control the symptoms.
• An allergy occurs when the allergen in question e. ...
• Mite allergy is caused by the mite faeces, which when inhaled cause breathing problems (asthma) or can irritate the skin on contact. ...
• This type of allergy is called hay fever. ...
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• Common symptoms of an allergy may include:.
• Attacks of sneezing or a runny nose (usually key symptoms of an allergy). ...
• 1 in 3 people will at some time in their life suffer from an allergy. ...
• However, the child only inherits the likelihood of having allergies, not a particular allergy. ...
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• When is a "Food Allergy" Really an Allergy?.
• The Basics of Allergy.
• Is it a Cold or an Allergy?.
• The Classic Food Allergy .
• Food Allergy Reactions .
• Managing Food Allergies .
• Is it Food Allergy or Just Sensitivity? .
• Food allergies are often misunderstood. There is a great deal of general confusion about them, and they constitute a controversial area within the allergy field of medicine. Oftentimes, what is at first thought to be a food allergy is found to be something else. ... Others may have enzyme deficiencies which cause them to react adversely to a food in a non-allergic way. In the following article, I hope conquer these and other common misunderstandings about food allergies one at a time. ...
• The Classic Food Allergy .
• Let's look first at "true" (or "classic") food allergies and how to prevent and treat them. Classic food allergies include allergies to milk, soy, egg whites, shellfish and peanuts. Peanut allergy is a good example to examine, since it is one of the most widely known food allergies and is becoming more and more common. (It is also the food allergy most likely to be fatal). With classic food allergies, your body forms antibodies against the offending food. Even the smell of the food can cause a reaction in a highly allergic person. ...

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• House dust is an airborne mixture that might contain fine particles of soil and plant material from indoors or outdoors, particles of human and animal skin (dander) and hair, fabric fibers, mold spores, fragments of insects that have died and their waste, food particles, and other debris. ...

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• Food Allergy.
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