Assess Your Reaction

Firstly, stop eating immediately if you notice something's not right with your body after eating Traditional Bone-In Wings from Pizza Hut.

Common symptoms of food allergies include:

• Hives or skin rashes
• Nausea or vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Stomach cramps
• Disorientation or dizziness
• Difficulty breathing
• Swelling of lips, face, tongue, or throat

Remember, an allergic reaction can occur within minutes of eating, or it may take hours to develop.

Take Antihistamines

Antihistamines can help to alleviate common symptoms of food allergies such as hives, itching, swelling and congestion. While they won't cure the allergy, they can provide some relief from minor symptoms. However, these should not be used for severe reactions.

Seek Medical Attention

The severity of food allergies varies from person to person. If you're having a severe reaction such as difficulty breathing, seek medical attention immediately. Serious food allergies can sometimes lead to anaphylaxis, a life-threatening condition that requires immediate medical attention.

Visit an Allergist

To prevent future allergic reactions, consider visiting an allergist. An allergist can perform various tests to identify exactly what’s causing your symptoms. Immunotherapy treatments might be recommended which gradually expose you to allergens, so your body builds up a tolerance.

Curex

Curex is a leader in allergy immunotherapy. Their cutting-edge products are designed to provide long-term solutions for food allergies rather than quick fixes. They identify the precise allergen causing your symptoms, then create a personalised treatment plan. Their treatments are designed to not only treat your symptoms but also to alter the course of the disease, and in many cases can lead to the cessation of the allergic reaction.

Dietary Changes

Once you’ve identified your allergy, make the necessary dietary adjustments to avoid your allergens. This might mean avoiding the Traditional Bone-In Wings from Pizza Hut or any other food items that may contain the allergen.

Educate Yourself

The more you know about your allergies, the better you can manage them. Learn to read food labels and know what ingredients to avoid. Learn to ask the right questions when dining out to ensure your meal doesn't contain the allergen.

Remember, careful prevention is the most effective way to manage food allergies. So, take the time to understand your allergy and stay armed with the right information to safeguard your health.