Seek Immediate Medical Attention

If you are experiencing severe allergic symptoms such as difficulty breathing, face or throat swelling, dizziness, or severe stomach pain, contact emergency medical services immediately.

Minimize the Allergic Reaction

While you wait for medical help, take an antihistamine, if available, following the instructions on the package. This can help reduce some of the allergic reaction symptoms such as itching, swelling, and hives.

If you have a prescribed auto-injector (EpiPen, for example), use it as directed by your physician.

Follow Up With Your Physician

After the emergency care, it's important to schedule a follow-up with your regular physician or allergist. They can evaluate your allergic reaction, discuss your exposure to the allergen and may suggest changes to your allergy management plan to prevent future incidents.

Allergy Immunotherapy

For long-term management of food allergies, you might want to consider allergy immunotherapy.

Their therapy method has been clinically proven to not only alleviate your allergic symptoms but also potentially prevent new allergies and asthma. It can help improve tolerance for foods that trigger an allergic reaction, offering the possibility of enjoying them again without fear.

Curex develops a treatment plan specifically designed to desensitize your immune system to your allergens, which means you could eventually eat foods containing Gluten, Milk, Soy or Wheat without experiencing an allergic reaction.

Diet Modification

If immunotherapy is not a suitable solution for you, it's recommended to modify your diet to exclude the allergen. Other fast food options can be just as delicious without the risk of triggering a serious allergic reaction. Always ensure to ask about the ingredients in your meal, particularly if you are dining out.

Monitor Your Health

It's important to monitor your health closely after an allergic reaction. If you experience any recurring symptoms, such as itching, hives, or digestive issues, contact your physician immediately.

Remember, managing food allergies involves vigilance and preparedness. Always carry your prescribed medications, be careful about what you eat, and ensure to put your health first.