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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As an allergy parent, I’m kind of skeptical your child could have a “severe allergy” you are just discovering in ES. Putting that aside, epinephrine, if given quickly, is extremely effective and not something you should be wary of using. My daughter sees Dr. Wood at Hopkins, failed a food challenge there, and I’ve seen epinephrine in action. A miracle drug. There is no downside to giving Epi even if you are unsure if the person “needs” it.[/quote] Allergies can develop at any time. My son's grandmother developed a life threatening fish allergy overnight in her 70's after eating fish her whole life. [/quote] +1. I know many people who developed serious allergies to foods they had eaten for years without a problem.[/quote]
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