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Food allergies are often unclear or misdiagnosed. The first step in understanding your food allergy is having an accurate diagnosis. Our board-certified allergist will use a combination of medical history, blood tests, skin tests, and oral food challenges (to rule out an allergy) to diagnose and create a personalized treatment plan.
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Leading research shows that early and regular exposure to foods like peanut, egg, dairy and wheat may reduce the risk of a child developing an allergy to that food. This can be anxiety-producing for families. We offer early food introduction to infants under close observation by an allergist to ensure safety.
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Oral immunotherapy (OIT) is used to desensitize patients to their food allergies to increase safety and improve quality of life. At Latitude, 92% of our OIT patients successfully reach maintenance. We offer OIT for single and multiple allergies for adults and children as young as 1 year. OIT with Xolair is also available to patients.
Learn MoreColby is 15 and has been treated for a peanut allergy.
We recognize that food allergy can be unpredictable, making regular care necessary in order to ensure the safety of our patients. Food allergy research is evolving at a rapid pace and consistent care allows us to keep patients informed of new options as they become available. We offer long-term care for those who are clinical trial graduates, have been treated with OIT, and those who are simply looking to assess their current food allergy status and options on a regular basis.
Learn MoreAlton, age 15, has been treated for salmon, milk, eggs, peanuts, and tree nuts allergies.
As a family, the anxiety of food allergy and eating out and feeling comfortable in restaurants and with new food, the weight has been lifted off of all of us.”
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