Accompanying Information
Make sure that you and anyone responsible for caring for your child is comfortable with the two pillars of food allergy management (prevention and preparedness). Know and be able to teach how to A.C.T. to prevent allergic reactions (Avoid, Communicate,Teach) and be prepared to R.E.Act to allergic emergencies (Recognize anaphylaxis, administer Epinephrine, ACTivate emergency response). For more, see Food Allergy Quick Guide.
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