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Do you withhold skin testing for aeroallergens, foods, or venoms based on poor lung function?
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Should a patient who has hereditary alpha tryptasemia and has experienced multiple anaphylactoid reactions be tested for a venom allergy and started on VIT if positive?
Do you withhold performing skin testing for aeroallergens, foods or venoms based on poor lung function?
Is there a specific group of children that you start on AIT for prevention of asthma?
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