Identify Your Allergen
 

If you have eaten a Bacon, Egg & Cheese McGriddles from McDonald’s and have a known allergic to one or multiple allergens like Wheat, Milk, Egg, Soy, Gluten, you’re likely facing adverse reactions.

Understanding which specific allergen has caused the reaction is crucial. The ingredients in a Bacon, Egg & Cheese McGriddles includes many common allergens - wheat, milk, egg, soy and gluten.

 
Seek Immediate Medical Help
 

Depending on the severity of the reaction, immediate medical help may be required. If you have a severe allergy, you might be experiencing a life-threatening situation called anaphylaxis. Symptoms often include difficulty in breathing, dizziness, or loss of consciousness.

In case you experience these, it's imperative to call for emergency help "immediately". For less severe reactions, contact your doctor or allergist who will begin appropriate treatments based on your symptoms.

 
Manage Your Symptoms
 

The kind of medication you'll need can depend on the severity of your symptoms. Mild symptoms that could be handled at home include small hives or rash, itchy and watery eyes, or moderate digestive issues. Antihistamines can generally manage these symptoms, but it's always good to speak with a health care professional first.

For severe symptoms, your doctor might prescribe EpiPens (epinephrine). Remember to always carry this life-saving medication around if you're prone to severe allergic reactions.

 
Allergy Immunotherapy by Curex
 

Once you've addressed the immediate allergic reaction, it's important to look into long term solutions. Curex is a leading allergy immunotherapy company that works on desensitizing patients to their allergens rather than avoiding them. Immunotherapy involves treatments over a prolonged period to slowly increase the patient's tolerance to their allergens.

Immunotherapy is typically recommended for individuals who have severe allergies that significantly affect their quality of life and cannot be managed by avoidance or medication.

 
Enquire About Food Ingredients
 

To prevent future allergic reactions, it's important to enquire about the ingredients when you eat out. At McDonald's, ingredients information can be found on their company’s website.

Note that cross-contamination could still pose risks, especially for severe allergies. Therefore, it's safer to avoid food outlets that use your allergen in their kitchen.

 
Maintain a Food Diary
 

Keep a food diary to track what you've eaten. This could be helpful when discussing with your doctor or allergist about possible allergens and help avoid them in future.

 
Regular Check-Ups
 

Regular check-ups with an allergist can effectively manage your allergy symptoms. They can help you monitor your food allergy and update your emergency action plan as needed.

Please consult a physician and do not attempt self-diagnosis or self-treatment if you suspect you have a food allergy.