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Dr. Andrew Rynne

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When Can Wheat Products Be Consumed After Taking Treatment For Wheat Allergy?

Good Morning Dr.

I Am Amit Sharma From ludhiana Punjab. I want to make some queries for my wife. She has lost her weight in last two months when we approach a dr. he advise some test. All Test are positive but the wheat allergy test which you call t.t.s is 92 point. Dr. advise to her clearly stop to wheat products.

Please suggest us can she start wheat with your treat in future.


Mon, 2 Jun 2014
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Hi and thanks for the query,

It is important to get a complete allergist review and appropriate test to identify the main foods she might need to avoid to get a proper quality of life. IgE levels could be required to decide on whether she might require some immune desensitization or not. See your allergist once more. Kind regards
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When Can Wheat Products Be Consumed After Taking Treatment For Wheat Allergy?

Hi and thanks for the query, It is important to get a complete allergist review and appropriate test to identify the main foods she might need to avoid to get a proper quality of life. IgE levels could be required to decide on whether she might require some immune desensitization or not. See your allergist once more. Kind regards