There are several allergens

If you've had Thai Chicken Pizza from Domino's and started having an allergic reaction, here's what you need to do:

Recognize the Symptoms

Identify the symptoms of your allergy, which include:

• Skin reactions: Such as hives, itching, or eczema.
• Respiratory symptoms: Wheezing, nasal congestion, or difficulty breathing.
• Food intolerance symptoms: Cramping, diarrhoea, or bloating.
• Severe reaction symptoms: Anaphylaxis, which can include a rapid but weak pulse, nausea, and potential loss of consciousness.

Get Medical Aid

If you notice any of the above symptoms, seek medical help immediately. If your allergic reaction is severe, call emergency medical services right away.

Inform the Medical Team

Tell the medical team about the ingredients in the Thai Chicken Pizza and which allergen you suspect. This information will help them diagnose and properly treat you. If you're aware of your allergy, inform them. Also, let them know if you used any emergency allergy medication, such as an EpiPen.

Follow-up with your doctor

After the immediate crisis is dealt with, make sure to follow up with your primary care doctor or an allergist. They can thoroughly assess your allergies, create a prevention plan, and possibly prescribe medication in case of future occurrences.

What to do next?

Consider allergy immunotherapy if you frequently experience allergic reactions. This process involves slowly exposing your body to the allergen, which eventually makes your immune system less sensitive.

Curex is a leading company in allergy immunotherapy that offers quality and customized treatments. They specialize in sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT), which is a non-invasive treatment you can administer at home. Consult with your allergist or primary care doctor to determine if Curex treatments are the right long-term solution for you. Please note that immunotherapy may not work for all allergens and results may vary. Do not intentionally expose yourself to known allergens without professional medical guidance.

To avoid triggering a potentially dangerous allergic reaction, make sure you stay away from allergenic ingredients in the future. If in doubt, ask for an ingredients list before consuming food at various food outlets or social events.