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Discover Babysfer to easily manage your baby's development, health, and daily monitoring. You can access the app via the link below. 👇 http://www.babysfer.com/app Is every side effect after consuming a food in your child an "allergy"? We address the topic of food allergies, which confuses and worries many parents, in detail. In this video, from the perspective of a child health expert, I answer all the frequently asked questions, from the differences between food allergy and intolerance to the most common allergens and observation methods you can apply at home. Highlights of the video: How to differentiate between food allergy and food intolerance? [00:28] What are the symptoms of allergy (skin, respiratory, digestive)? [02:05] The "detective" method to eliminate suspected allergies at home [03:33] When should allergy tests (Total IgE, skin tests) be done? [04:52] What should be the first aid in case of anaphylaxis? [06:44] Does food allergy go away over time, or does it last a lifetime? [10:31] Food allergy is a serious process that requires attention and monitoring. If you suspect your child has an allergic condition, you can learn the right steps by watching this guide video. Remember, the healthiest method is always evidence-based medical follow-up. If you found the video helpful, don't forget to share it with other parents and share your questions with me in the comments! 📌 Sections (Timeline): 00:00 Introduction 00:28 What is Food Allergy? Difference from Intolerance 01:08 Most Common Allergens 01:24 At What Ages Does it Appear? 02:05 What are the Symptoms of Allergy? 02:48 Advice for Parents (Food Diary) 03:20 Allergy Monitoring at Home and the "Detective" Method 04:52 Which Allergy Tests Are Done? 05:32 Wrong Practices and Allergy Testing 06:18 Life-Threatening Allergy: Anaphylaxis 06:44 What to Do in an Emergency? 07:25 Can Food Allergies Be Treated? 08:21 Alternative Medicine Methods 09:25 The Effect of Cooking on Allergies 10:05 Breastfeeding Mothers and Diet 10:31 Will Allergies Go Away Over Time? 11:12 Genetic Predisposition and Siblings 12:37 Eating Out and "Detective" Mode #FoodAllergy #ChildHealth #FoodAllergy Join this channel to enjoy exclusive benefits:    / @dr.osmangonulal   On this channel you will find everything you need to know about Newborn, Infant and Child Health and Diseases! First of all, starting from the newborn period and throughout your life, you will need: Things to do and not to do for a healthy life, Information, documents, treatment methods, and trending approaches regarding diseases, Diet in Childhood with the guidance of a specialist doctor, Causes of obesity, prevention of obesity, solutions to secondary problems that develop after untreated obesity, All current information on Childhood Vaccines and Immunization, national vaccination schedule and more, New trends in health, applicability, potential problems... I will try to share the most up-to-date information on these topics by researching them in light of reliable sources such as the Ministry of Health and the American Academy of Pediatrics. If you haven't subscribed yet, you can subscribe by clicking the link I shared below. https://bit.ly/2IjaJD4 LEGAL DISCLAIMER: All content and information in this video are for informational and educational purposes only, do not constitute any medical, psychological or health advice, and I do not guarantee that the information presented here is accurate or complete. I do not offer medical, healthcare, nutritional therapy, or coaching services for the purpose of diagnosing, treating, preventing, or curing any physical, mental, or medical condition. While I strive to provide accurate general information, the information presented here is not a substitute for professional advice and should not be relied upon solely. Before making any medical or health-related decisions, you should always consult a medical professional or healthcare expert based on your needs and circumstances. For any health-related questions, please seek immediate consultation with a licensed physician or other qualified healthcare professional.