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Did you know there are approximately 170 different food items that have been reported to cause allergic reactions? The more common foods are eggs, fish, gluten/wheat, milk, certain nuts (like peanuts and tree nuts), soy, and crustacean shellfish. According to FARE (Food Allergy Research and Education), there are about 15 million Americans with food allergies, of which nearly 6 million are children. Of those 6 million children, a third of them are allergic to more than one food item.
With so many possible food allergens, it can be difficult to find out what is causing your child problems. At Medinet Family Care Clinic, we think it is better to simplify the problem by bringing in your child to conduct allergy tests. Our allergy tests can quickly discover precisely what is causing your child their allergic reactions.
We have countless patients who have come to our south Houston health clinic to receive allergy tests. These patients range from those who have suffered for years with allergic reactions and those who are simply interested to know if they have any allergens.
The benefits of receiving an allergy test are nominal, especially for children. Here are some of the benefits that come with receiving an allergy test:
There is no need to wait. This inexpensive allergy testing can be done quickly at our health clinic in south Houston. Contact Medinet Family Care Clinic today and schedule your child’s allergy test.
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