Evaluate Your Reaction

If you have already eaten the Pizza Sub from Subway and you are allergic to one of the allergens (gluten, wheat, milk, soy or eggs) present in the pizza, it is crucial to evaluate and monitor your body's reaction. Mild symptoms might include hives, itching, nasal congestion or a rash.

However, if you experience difficulty breathing, swelling of your lips, tongue or throat, fainting, dizziness or anaphylaxis, you should seek immediate medical attention as these symptoms can be life-threatening.

Self-Care Measures

If your reaction is mild, over-the-counter or prescribed antihistamines may help reduce symptoms. These medications can relieve itching and hives. However, consult with your doctor before taking any medicine.

Ensure to drink plenty of water to flush out the allergen and also to prevent dehydration caused by common allergy symptoms like diarrhea and excessive sweating.

Quick Useful Tips

• Avoid rubbing the itchy areas caused by the allergic reaction.
• Apply a cool, wet cloth on the affected areas because cool temperature can help reduce itching.
• Wear loose-clothings to help avoid skin irritation.

Seek Professional Medical Attention

If the self-care measures don't provide relief or your symptoms are serious, it's important to seek professional medical attention. Your doctor may prescribe stronger medications, such as steroids, to manage allergy symptoms.

Curex: Leading Allergy Immunotherapy
When it comes to allergy treatment, Curex's immunotherapy treatment allows the body to get used to the allergen in small doses to decrease your immune system's reaction to it. Over time, your allergic reactions to the specific allergens should decrease.

Curex seeks to personalize this immunotherapy according to each individual to ensure effectiveness and safety. It's always advised to remember that such immunotherapy treatments must be carried out under professional supervision.

Prevention for Future

After treating your immediate allergic reaction, it's important to take steps to avoid exposure to the allergens that you have allergies. If you are allergic to ingredients like gluten, wheat, milk, soy, or eggs in Subway's Pizza Sub - you should avoid it. Subway offers the ability to customize your sandwich, so you’re free to omit any allergy-causing ingredients.

Similarly, inform your servers about your allergies when dining out so they can guide you with safe options.

Allergic reactions can be dangerous. Knowing how to respond when you have one can make a life-saving difference. It's very important always to carry your prescribed medications with you to control your allergic reactions because each allergic reaction might be worse than the last one. Remember- an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.