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| Tue Apr 11, 2006 7:36 pm Treating Food Allergies |
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There are several medicines that you can take to relieve food allergy symptoms that are not part of an anaphylactic (severe, full-body) reaction. Find out what to take to treat your food allergy.
There are several medicines that you can take to relieve food allergy symptoms that are not part of an anaphylactic (severe, full-body) reaction. These include:
Antihistamines to relieve GI symptoms, hives or sneezing, and a runny nose
Bronchodilators to relieve asthma symptoms
You should take these medicines if you have accidentally eaten a food to which you are allergic. They do not prevent an allergic reaction when taken before eating the food. No medicine in any form will reliably prevent an allergic reaction to that food before eating it. |
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