In our Ask the allergist collection, Canadian allergists reply your questions on many meals allergy-related subjects. Please observe: The allergists featured on this collection reply questions on normal subjects, please discuss to your physician you probably have questions on your individual well being or the well being of your youngster.
As you put together for the back-to-school and fall season, we compiled previous questions answered by Dr. Julia Upton about bronchial asthma, meals allergy, anaphylaxis, and oral allergy syndrome (OAS)/pollen meals allergy syndrome (PFAS). Click on on the containers to study extra!
If I’ve bronchial asthma, what does it imply for my meals allergy?
How are you going to inform the distinction between anaphylaxis and an bronchial asthma assault, additionally referred to as an bronchial asthma exacerbation?
Study extra about bronchial asthma and meals allergy on our web site and about bronchial asthma normally from bronchial asthma.ca. Discover out extra about OAS/PFAS on our web site and obtain our pollen allergy & meals chart.
Dr. Julia Upton is on workers on the Hospital for Sick Youngsters within the Immunology and Allergy Division; and an Affiliate Professor within the Division of Paediatrics on the College of Toronto. She is the previous Part Chair of the Anaphylaxis and Meals Allergy Part of the Canadian Society of Allergy and Medical Immunology. Dr. Upton can also be a member of our Healthcare Advisory Board.
Please observe: Dr. Upton is answering as a person allergist and her solutions don’t represent an official place of her affiliated organizations. Her responses are for informational functions solely and don’t represent particular medical recommendation, suggestions, prognosis, or remedy. Please discuss to your physician about any issues or questions you might have relating to your individual well being or the well being of your youngster.
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