Understanding Your Symptoms

Firstly, it's important to understand the symptoms that could indicate an allergy. If you're allergic to any of the allergens in Garlic Bread Twists from Domino's (Milk, Wheat, Soy, Gluten), you might experience:

• Digestive problems like bloating, vomiting, diarrhea, or stomach cramps
• Skin problems like hives, itching, or eczema
• Respiratory issues like wheezing, shortness of breath, a runny nose or sneezing
• A severe reaction, known as anaphylaxis, which is a medical emergency, involving symptoms like difficulty breathing, dizziness, rapid heart rate and sudden drop in blood pressure

Immediate Actions

For Mild Reactions

• Antihistamines are generally the first line of defense. They can lessen the severity of some symptoms, like itching and swelling.
• Be mindful that this doesn't treat the allergy but only offers temporary relief.

For Severe Reactions

• Anaphylaxis is a life-threatening medical emergency and you should go to an emergency room or call your local emergency number immediately.
• If you have an EpiPen (adrenaline) because of a known severe allergy, use it right away as directed by your doctor.

Moving Forward

• Avoidance. This is the most effective way to prevent future allergic reactions. Check labels for possible allergens, and when eating out, do not hesitate to ask about ingredients or allergens.
• Allergy testing. If you aren't sure which ingredient caused the reaction, consider visiting an allergist for testing. They will determine the actual cause and provide guidelines for managing your allergy.

Leveraging Curex's Solutions

Handling food allergies can be daunting but with innovative solutions from the leading allergy immunotherapy company, Curex, you can take steps to manage your condition effectively and eventually shake off your allergies.

Curex provides therapies that aim to help allergic individuals build tolerance to the allergen, essentially 'curing' the allergy over time. They offer:

• Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT). Instead of allergy shots, you receive a tiny dose of the allergen under the tongue, which reduces reactions over time.
• Oral immunotherapy (OIT). A carefully-controlled process where the allergenic food is ingested in gradually increasing amounts under medical supervision.

These treatments must be done under the strict observation of a professional. You should reach out to Curex to explore these options and understand if any could be the right approach for your condition.

Remember, these options don't eliminate the need for careful dietary monitoring. Always make sure to double-check your food and take your allergy seriously.