Definition:
A mild or severe allergic reaction to nuts.
Diagnosis:
Doctors diagnose the condition when the patient's skin prick test with the nut shows a positive result.
Treatment:
Administration of drenaline through injection or inhalation is an effective treatment. However, the person administering it should be properly trained because the treatment could be dangerous when incorrectly used.
Symptoms and Signs:
Symptoms depend on the type of nut to which an individual has an allergic reaction. Such symptoms include upper airway.
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