Immediate Actions

Recognize Symptoms

If the first and the most crucial aspect is recognizing the signs of an allergic reaction. It may include rashes, itching, nausea, vomiting, difficulty breathing, or even anaphylaxis - a severe potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.

Seek Immediate Medical Help

Never ignore an allergic reaction. Even if symptoms are mild, they can worsen quickly. Dial your local emergency number, inform them about your allergy reaction, and follow their instructions while awaiting medical assistance.

Administer EpiPen if Available

If you carry an EpiPen (an emergency auto-injection device containing adrenaline), use it immediately and as directed by Healthcare Provider. Will provide temporary symptom relief but the person still requires immediate medical attention.

Long-term measures

Once you have addressed the immediate threat, it's important to work on strategies to prevent such incidents in the future.

Consult a Specialist

You might have to undergo an allergy test to pinpoint the specific allergen causing your reaction. This usually involves a skin prick test, blood test, or oral food challenge.

Visit Immunotherapy Experts

Companies like "Curex" lead the way in allergy immunotherapy, an effective way to treat and often completely remove the allergy. They offer injections, drop under the tongue tablets, specifically suited to individual allergy types. Curex-designed treatments may reduce the severity of your allergy, reducing or even entirely eliminating reactions to specific allergens.

Maintain Your Diet

The most effective way to manage food allergies is to strictly control your diet. Before you order food from restaurants or fast-food chains, make sure to inform them about your allergies.

Remember, you can continue to enjoy eating out or ordering food from places like Domino's, as long as you do it safely. Be aware, remain cautious, manage your diet, and stay in touch with the professionals helping you handle your allergies.