http://www.allergiesshop.com/questions/should-i-avoid-a-food-with-a-level-2-blood-allergy-test/ Online source to buy allergy supplies and get information on allergies! Tue, 26 Oct 2010 19:02:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://www.allergiesshop.com/questions/should-i-avoid-a-food-with-a-level-2-blood-allergy-test/comment-page-1/#comment-2688 Mithryl Fri, 15 Jan 2010 01:55:18 +0000 http://www.allergiesshop.com/questions/should-i-avoid-a-food-with-a-level-2-blood-allergy-test/#comment-2688 Yes is the answer - you should avoid them for a couple of reasons. Firstly - avoiding them allows your body a chance to recover from previous reactions and when you see the allergist they will get a history from you of how your health has changed in this time without reactions. So keep a mental record - or note things down if you need to. Consider things like upset stomach, cramps, sleep, headaches etc Secondly - constantly challenging your immune system with known allergens may lead to an increased reaction next time - is that really what you want to do? No I did not think so. You may be perfectly fine, but something must have caused you to check this out in the first place - you must have been worried. So give your body a chance and challenge yourself to see how well you can keep them out of your diet - not easy but I am sure you will be successful. You are lucky to know what your triggers are and this puts you well on the way to a healthier happier life - good luck. Yes is the answer – you should avoid them for a couple of reasons.
Firstly – avoiding them allows your body a chance to recover from previous reactions and when you see the allergist they will get a history from you of how your health has changed in this time without reactions. So keep a mental record – or note things down if you need to. Consider things like upset stomach, cramps, sleep, headaches etc
Secondly – constantly challenging your immune system with known allergens may lead to an increased reaction next time – is that really what you want to do? No I did not think so.
You may be perfectly fine, but something must have caused you to check this out in the first place – you must have been worried. So give your body a chance and challenge yourself to see how well you can keep them out of your diet – not easy but I am sure you will be successful.
You are lucky to know what your triggers are and this puts you well on the way to a healthier happier life – good luck.

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