A 30-year-old had anaphylaxis after a bee sting. Twenty minutes after one dose of IM adrenaline she feels fine and asks to walk to the toilet. What do you advise?
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ASCIA Acute Management of Anaphylaxis (2026): Positioning of patientsA teenager with asthma and peanut allergy suddenly wheezes and becomes hoarse after eating a biscuit. There is no rash. What comes first?
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ASCIA Acute Management of Anaphylaxis (2026): Anaphylaxis in people with asthmaWhat role do antihistamines play in treating anaphylaxis?
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ASCIA Acute Management of Anaphylaxis (2026): Adjunct medicationsPainful urticarial-looking lesions persist beyond 48 hours and leave discolouration. Which alternative deserves consideration?
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RCH Clinical Practice Guidelines: UrticariaWhy does synthetic rubber not trigger allergy to natural rubber latex proteins?
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ASCIA: Latex AllergyA well child has uncomplicated acute urticaria. What is the usual approach to routine allergy testing?
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RCH Clinical Practice Guidelines: UrticariaRecurrent angioedema occurs without urticarial wheals. Which diagnosis should be considered?
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RCH Clinical Practice Guidelines: UrticariaIs lactose-free infant formula a suitable substitute for a baby with cow's milk allergy?
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Nip allergies in the Bub: Infant feeding FAQsFor uncomplicated acute urticaria in a child, which medicine is preferred to relieve itching?
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RCH Clinical Practice Guidelines: UrticariaWhich skin-care advice does ASCIA recommend for eczema?
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ASCIA: Eczema and Food AllergyWhich laboratory marker does ASCIA identify as the most accessible and validated for assessing suspected MCAS in Australia?
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ASCIA: Diagnosis and Investigation of Mast Cell Activation Disorders and SyndromeSevere allergic rhinitis remains inadequately controlled. Which specialist treatment should be considered?
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ASCIA: Allergic Rhinitis Clinical UpdateAn infant repeatedly vomits a few hours after a trigger food, then becomes pale and lethargic. Which diagnosis fits?
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ASCIA: Action Plan for FPIESAn adult reports a mild delayed penicillin rash in childhood, over 10 years ago. What may be appropriate after risk assessment?
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Australian Prescriber 2019;42:192–199Which treatment is recommended first line for allergic rhinitis?
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ASCIA: Allergic Rhinitis Clinical UpdateA food allergy test is positive. What else is essential before diagnosing food allergy?
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ASCIA: Food Allergy TestingAn adolescent has dysphagia and recurrent food impaction. Which allergic disorder should be considered?
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ASCIA: Eosinophilic OesophagitisA patient has a confirmed food allergy and has been prescribed an adrenaline device. Which ASCIA plan applies?
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ASCIA: Action Plans FAQsA child develops hives while taking an antibiotic for an infection. What is the best interpretation?
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RCH Clinical Practice Guidelines: UrticariaA child develops isolated hives during a viral illness. Which statement is most accurate?
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