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Allergy Test and Treatment
Allergies can be found with medical tests. A doctor uses the results to choose a treatment that fits each person.
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In the picture
- Small droplets on the forearm: a skin test placed on the skin
- Doctor’s pump spray bottle: a treatment applied near the skin
- Small glass vial on the tray: a sample used in a medical test
- Folded paper sheet on the tray: a doctor’s written treatment plan
Examples
- A child gets a skin test before starting a new medicine.
- A person follows a doctor’s plan to avoid a food that causes a reaction.
Key takeaways
- Medical tests can show which substances cause a reaction.
- Treatment for allergies is chosen by a doctor for each person.
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