Loss of tolerance for fishes previously tolerated in children with fish food protein induced enterocolitis syndrome
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Children, Fish allergy, Food allergy, Food protein induced enterocolitis syndrome, Tolerance
Abstract
We describe two case reports presenting some novel information on fish FPIES. Fish FPIES to one fish does not always start at the same time to other fish. Additionally, development of tolerance to the index fish do not necessarily imply tolerance to other reactive fish. This reflects on the best management of children with FPIES fish.
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