Kids With Food Allergies, a division of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, has many free resources for parents, caregivers, patients, schools and teachers to use to keep those with food allergies safe. Our library of information will help you avoid allergic reactions and be prepared to treat a reaction should one occur.
What is a Food Allergy?Learn about the symptoms of food allergy, common food allergens, the different types of food allergy, and related conditions. |
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What is Anaphylaxis?Learn about severe allergic reactions and how to use an epinephrine auto-injector to treat anaphylaxis. |
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Diagnosing a Food AllergyLearn about the different types of food allergy tests, how allergies are best diagnosed, and how to use a food diary. Find out what to expect for a supervised oral food challenge. |
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Choosing Safe FoodsUse KFA's guides on how to read labels to help you find safe foods. Learn the hidden names for food allergens. Become aware of labeling loopholes and unexpected places you may find allergens. |
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Maintaining a Healthy LifestyleFood allergies impact every aspect of your life. Learn how to train babysitters, prepare to travel safely, and how to recognize anxiety or grief. |
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Medications and VaccinesEpinephrine is the first-line of treatment to reverse anaphylaxis. Learn all about this life-saving medicine. You will also find the latest recommendations for vaccines. |
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Current Food Allergy ResearchReview the current research going on for food allergy and related diseases. |
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Planning for SchoolSending your food-allergic child to school is a big step. Learn how to prepare yourself, your child, and how to work with the school to set up a plan for managing your child's food allergies. |
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Newly DiagnosedIf your child was recently diagnosed, these tips and guides will help you learn what you need to do to prevent allergic reactions. |
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