Food allergies in infants can be challenging to identify and manage, as babies…
Food Allergies
Food allergies are immune responses to specific foods that the body mistakenly identifies as harmful. When exposed to allergenic foods, individuals may experience symptoms like hives, swelling, itching, or more severe reactions like anaphylaxis. Common allergens include nuts, shellfish, eggs, and dairy. Avoidance of trigger foods and carrying epinephrine (in severe cases) are important measures to manage food allergies and prevent potentially life-threatening reactions.
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Food allergies affect millions of people worldwide, causing symptoms that range from mild…
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Food allergies in infants are increasingly common and can range from mild symptoms…
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