Allergies can occur from time to time in daily life. But the allergic reactions of ordinary people are not very serious, and most of them will resolve on their own. But there are also some people who have an allergic constitution, so they often experience allergies. There is a direct relationship between allergies and allergens. And allergic reactions can also occur in infants from time to time. So, should infants check for allergens on an empty stomach?
Allergic phenomena in daily life are mainly caused by having an allergic constitution and being exposed to foods or drugs that can cause allergies, or by chemical and physical factors that can cause bodily allergies. There are also many types of allergens, such as pollen, animal fur, or seafood.
Frequent allergies in the body require the identification of allergens, in order to avoid contact with them as much as possible in daily life. Reducing contact can prevent body allergies and also provide targeted desensitization treatment for severe allergies.
When infants have allergic reactions and need to be checked for allergens, fasting is not necessary. For allergen testing, it is important to note that antihistamines should not be taken within 24 hours. There are many methods to check for allergens in infants, the most commonly used being pricking, applying patches, drawing blood, using instruments, and so on.
And the scope of infant allergen testing is also relatively easy to screen, because infants' food is relatively single, even if there are fewer types of complementary foods added, so allergen testing for infants can easily detect allergens caused by inhalation, food, and contact materials, and can also provide more effective allergy treatment.
