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Allergenic cross-reactivity

Allergenic cross-reactivity: Introduction

Allergenic cross-reactivity: Studies have indicated that a significant number of people with certain allergies will also have allergic responses to other allergens which have a similar protein. For example patients allergic to birch pollen will often have allergies to plant foods such as apples and peaches. Symptoms can range from mild response to severe allergic reactions. Cross-reactivity tends to have mainly oral allergy symptoms with breathing problems and anaphylactic reactions being extremely rare. Food allergies related to cross-reactivity tend to be less severe than those not related to cross-reactivity. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Allergenic cross-reactivity is available below.

Symptoms of Allergenic cross-reactivity

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Less Common Symptoms of Allergenic cross-reactivity

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Causes of Allergenic cross-reactivity

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Treatments for Allergenic cross-reactivity

  • Avoid exposure to responsible allergens. Supportive measures vary depending on the nature of the symptoms: examples include adrenaline injection if anaphylactic reaction occurs, antihistamines, bronchodilators for asthmatic symptoms, decongestants, anti-inflammatory nasal sprays and topical steroid creams for skin reactions
  • Avoid exposure to mugwort pollen and mustard . Supportive measures vary depending on the nature of the symptoms: examples include adrenaline injection if anaphylactic reaction occurs, antihistamines, bronchodilators for asthmatic symptoms, decongestants, anti-inflammatory nasal sprays and topical steroid creams for skin reactions
  • Avoid exposure to latex. Supportive measures such as adrenaline injection if anaphylactic reaction occurs, antihistamines, bronchodilators for asthmatic symptoms and topical steroid creams for skin reactions
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Evidence Based Medicine Research for Allergenic cross-reactivity

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Reseach about Allergenic cross-reactivity

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Types of Allergenic cross-reactivity

  • Birch pollen cross-reactivity
  • Olive tree pollen cross-reactivity
  • Plane tree pollen cross-reactivity
  • Lambs quarters pollen cross-reactivity
  • Plantain pollen cross-reactivity
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See full list of 12 Types of Allergenic cross-reactivity

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