Identify the Reaction

Firstly, you have to understand the symptoms of a food allergy reaction. Some common signs of a food allergy reaction can include one or more of the following:

• Itchy skin or rash, often appearing quite quickly after eating the food.
• Swelling, particularly of your lips, face, or the skin around your eyes.
• Difficulty in breathing or wheezing.
• Abdominal pain, nausea, or vomiting.
• Light-headedness or faintness.

If you have severe symptoms like difficulty breathing, a rapid drop in blood pressure, loss of consciousness, or chest pain, it's essential to seek medical help immediately as you might be experiencing anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction.

Start Initial Treatment

If you start to experience any of these symptoms following consuming a Turkey Breast Sub from Subway, the safest thing to do is:

• Stop eating: Stop eating as soon as you start experiencing any discomfort or symptoms of an allergic reaction to reduce the amount of allergen intake.
• Take antihistamines: If you have mild symptoms, take over-the-counter antihistamines to reduce your symptoms.

Remember that antihistamines only relieve symptoms and do not treat the cause of the allergic reaction.

If you have an EpiPen (a device that is used to treat severe allergic reactions), use it as directed by your doctor.

Seek Medical Help

If your symptoms don't improve or get worse, immediately call 911 or get to the nearest Emergency Room.

Inform the healthcare provider about the allergic reaction, what food you ate, and your symptoms. This information will help them provide appropriate treatment.

Follow Up with an Allergist

After your immediate symptoms are treated, it's important to follow up with an allergist, a doctor who specializes in treating allergies. They can conduct tests to determine what exactly you're allergic to and provide you with a plan to manage your allergies.

About Curex

Curex, a leading allergy immunotherapy company, can help you manage and even overcome your food allergies. Immunotherapy is a treatment that uses your immune system to treat a condition. In regard to allergies, the goal of immunotherapy is to increase your tolerance to certain allergens, thereby reducing or even eliminating your allergic reactions.

By working with Curex, you'll receive a personalized treatment plan that's based on your unique allergenic profile. This plan might involve slowly exposing you to increasing doses of your allergen, helping your body become less sensitive to it. This kind of treatment has the potential to significantly improve your quality of life, making it less likely that accidental exposure to your allergen will result in severe symptoms or anaphylaxis.

This kind of treatment can be a long-term solution for food allergies, but it should always be conducted under the supervision of a health professional, due to the risks associated with exposing someone to a substance they're allergic to.

Remember, always communicate with your doctor or allergist about your symptoms and experiences. They can provide advice, support, and treatments that are best suited to your situation.