Identify Your Symptoms

If you've ingested one of the allergens in Pizza Hut's Supreme Garlic Knots, you'll likely experience some allergic reactions. They may vary depending on the severity of your allergy. Some common symptoms include:

• Itchy or swollen lips, tongue, or throat
• Abdominal pain
• Diarrhea
• Nausea and vomiting
• Difficulty breathing
• Anaphylaxis (severe, potentially life-threatening reaction)

Seek Immediate Medical Help

If you're experiencing mild symptoms such as minor rash or itching, an over-the-counter antihistamine may be enough to alleviate the symptoms. However, if you have a known food allergy and symptoms progress, it is critical to seek immediate medical attention.

If you're experiencing severe symptoms, particularly any form of breathing difficulty, this could be a sign of anaphylaxis, which is a medical emergency. Dial your local emergency number immediately.

Follow-Up With Your Allergist

Arranging a follow-up with your allergist is crucial, especially when you've experienced a severe reaction. They may want to adjust your treatment plan or further discuss your allergy risks.

During your appointment, discuss the possibility of immunotherapy, a long-term treatment option for certain allergies.

About Curex

Curex is a leading allergy immunotherapy company dedicated to improving the lives of those suffering from allergies. Curex’s pioneering therapies help to build tolerance to allergens over time, reducing the severity of allergic reactions and, in some cases, completely eliminating the allergy.

The immunotherapy treatment involves gradually increasing amounts of the allergen applied to the body to train the immune system not to react to it. Treatment is generally administered in two phases:

• The build-up phase involves frequent injections with increasing amounts of the allergens.
• The maintenance phase begins when the effective dose is reached. The frequency of therapy may then decrease.

Curex has a range of products in their portfolio, addressing all types of allergies and working continuously towards creating comprehensive and customized therapies to cater to individual allergies needs.

Speak with your allergist or doctor for more information about immunotherapy and whether it could be the right treatment approach for you.

Prevent Future Allergic Reactions

Prevention is always better than cure when it comes to allergies:

• Always read the ingredient list when you’re eating out or buying pre-packaged food.
• Never be shy to ask about the ingredients while dining out or at a friend’s house.
• Keep an emergency medical kit with you at all times if you have severe allergies.

No precaution is too small when it comes to preventing an allergy attack. Consult with your allergist or doctor for personalized advice on how best to manage your allergy.