instruction: hello doctor I am a 29 year old female I was just diagnosed with chronic urticaria I went to an allergic specialist for skin testing because my skin was so sensitive I reacted to everything they then did the last test on me everything came out class except for egg white wheat and oats being class and milk and hazelnut being class can these cause anaphylaxis how accurate are the last test I was put on an elimination diet but the hives are still there I occasionally get angioedema with it also can angiodema cause anaphylaxis as you can see I am so scared for my throat to close up that I am scared to eat anything I have only been eating a couple of things daily and live off that
output: hello welcome to icliniq com last is a highly accurate test if the test is positive for a specific allergen it shows that you are sensitized to that particular allergen this means that you may mount an allergic response when you are exposed to that allergen however it does not mean that you will necessarily have an allergic reaction to that substance and nor does it mean that any reactions will be severe if the test is negative it means that one does not have the ability to mount an allergic reaction to that allergen and any symptoms one may be experiencing are probably not due to an allergic reaction to that substance however the results of the last need to be interpreted in conjunction with your clinical history g the presence of allergy to some or few allergens which may possibly be present either in the environment or food does not necessarily mean that they are responsible for the symptoms because if they are not even present in the environment or food of an individual then they are irrelevant in your case an elimination diet has not helped thus proving the fact that last test results should be carefully interpreted along with clinical history and does not necessarily mean that you will necessarily have an allergic reaction to the substance that you tested angioedema is frequently associated with urticaria pathogenesis is the same for both urticaria as well as angioedema the presence of angioedema does not always mean that it is a part of anaphylaxis angioedema can be a part of anaphylaxis in those individuals who have a severe allergic reaction to an allergen with high levels of antibodies circulating in the blood since you have only class and level antibodies therefore it is unlike that these antigens or allergens would cause anaphylaxis