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I've heard a recommendation to do this in an ER parking lot for this reason.
by jaywalk 4y ago
I've heard a recommendation to do this in an ER parking lot for this reason.
- s1k3 4y agoThe idea is you basically just touch their lips with a dab at first, so if there is any sort of reaction it isn’t life threatening. Then you increase a bit, etc.
- Red_Leaves_Flyy 4y agoDo you give them a heads up first or just say yolo and hope everyone survives?
- myshpa 4y agoWe managed to reduce the child's allergy by using nano/microdosing and increasing the dose over several weeks/months until it practically disappeared. Avoiding allergens and hoping the child grows into adulthood (with allergies) didn't seem like a very good strategy to us. Being afraid of accidental exposure and epipens and stuff, no fun.
- TheCapn 4y agoDepending on how the hospital operates and whether there is a reason to be concerned some pediatric units will allow you to do the introduction on-unit. I'm sure things can change day to day, but that's the case for the hospital my wife works at, and is what we were advised to do when we're going to attempt some food re-introductions in a few months for our child.