Thank you for your post,
Your daughter's allergic conditions are clearly on the more severe end of the spectrum. I really hope the specialist treatments being considered/tried will help her, I have seen similar patient's lives completely turn around after starting the right monoclonal.

Thank you for your post, Your symptoms sound really troublesome, it sounds like you may already be under a specialist, if so please discuss your symptoms with them. If not, please seek a review from your GP who can refer you to a dermatologist or allergist if appropriate. In some cases the symptoms ...

Thank you for your post,
There is a wealth of new information constantly being generated by new research into allergic disease.

Thank you for your post, Skin prick tests are very good at picking up triggers for immediate allergies. Your symptoms could be attributable to both immediate and delayed allergies - the delayed allergies would not be excluded by a negative skin prick test. Either way, many airborne allergens e.g. po...

Thank you for your post, Your symptoms sound really troublesome, Lichen Planus can take several months to recover. I would advise you see your GP again for advice and possible onwards referral to an oral medicine specialist or drug allergy specialist if appropriate. Certain medications can trigger L...

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It can be difficult to distinguish allergic reactions from other irritant reactions, as you describe. The first step would be to discuss these concerns with your GP who can refer onto a specialist if appropriate.

Thank you for you post Neil,
A good first step would be to ask you GP to refer you back to the specialist who diagnosed your allergies - they should hopefully be able to advised you regarding suitable alternatives and if they are available.

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It can be hard to distinguish medication side-effects with the symptoms of the conditions they are being used to treat. A sensible first step would be to discuss your concerns with your GP.

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Some of you symptoms could be attributable to an allergy, however other conditions e.g. viral infections could also present similarly. In the first instance, you make an appointment with your GP to determine how best to proceed.

Thank you for your post, Hormonal changes like the menopause can make a difference to control of one's allergic disease. It is unclear from your post what type of reactions you are having, but either way it is advisable to avoid known triggers. Medications can be helpful for some symptoms, please do...