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DD4 allergic clinic tomorrow

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i am very very nervous.

Soph (7months) is not. lol

am hoping they do some tests
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 14-Jul-09 23:07:26
Hi - if anybody has recent experience of getting themselves or kids to allergy clinics, pls let me know how you got on - see thread Hazelwhirls.
Thx
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 02-Jul-09 07:27:37
misdee I don't think you need to feel too bad over it, you've kept her away from apples. Many problems with fruit are just oral allergy syndrome so not too much of a problem. However some people claim there has been an increase in more serious fruit allergies recently, hence the need to test.
feeling sory for myself evening bump
well they drew blood.

they are testiung for allergies to

milk
eggs
soya
nuts
fish
shellfish

dd4 and i have to avoid all milk products inc cheese, butter, anything taht contains milk pwder etc etc. have been referred to the dietician

and the shocking thing is, and i feel like a really bad parent for this,is when going through the family history , imentioend dd2 allergy to apples, and she wants to see dd2, as it could be a minor allwergy or it could be one that leads to anaphylatic reactions shock she wants to do tests. so am seeing gp tomorrow to get dd2 referred to the clinic. feel bad about that as just been keeping her off apples and didnt go to the gp.
DS2 (nearly 18 months) had his allergy appt last week and they only did the preliminaries and no actual testing (lots of questions, plus weighing and measuring etc).

Probably still worth going for your appt unless you know they are speficically doing actual tests tomorrow.

I am 90% sure what DS2 is allergic to. So now they are not going to bother doing the tests sad. It's v annoying. Doc was lovely and helpful etc, but basically just said to avoid all known allergens. I really wanted some confirmation.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 01-Jul-09 14:25:14
When my daughter went for RAST testing they asked that she be anti-histamine free for 2 weeks!!!! And for skin tests it was at least 3 days.
As soon as we came out of both tests she glugged down the piriton, poor kid.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 01-Jul-09 08:38:57
guess we had a kinder doc, one clinic we went to would still did them if you'd had anti-histamine. Don't know about the other as we'd managed to avoid it that time.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 30-Jun-09 21:14:40
<<argh>> for you.

might be the heat, I am reacting at the mo to the heat.

reacted to peanuts last weekend tho<<sob>>.....not avoiding nuts properly now instead of being lax (as I was regardless of what my blood test had claimedblush)
apart from milk, i suspect egg, pollens, dustmites and hoping not peanuts as well
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 30-Jun-09 19:21:12
tatt, at out clinic they refuse unless you have been antishistamine free for 4 days or more...........hell on the run up when the clinic is in the summer and I react daily!

what is she reacting to know misdee, do you know??
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