Oral Allergy Syndrome Chart

Oral allergy syndrome is treated by avoiding raw foods that trigger reactions and substituting them with cooked or processed alternatives. In cases of severe symptoms, antihistamines or other medications may be prescribed, and patients should be educated on recognizing and managing allergic reactions.

The Oral Allergy Syndrome Chart identifies potential food triggers linked to pollen allergies during consultations. It is particularly valuable when patients with allergies, such as a birch pollen allergy, report severe allergic reaction symptoms.

Healthcare professionals use the chart to document cross-reactive foods and symptoms linked to what is called oral allergy syndrome. It serves as a guide for diagnosing oral allergy syndrome, often triggered by allergens like birch tree pollen and helps in patient education and management.