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My daughter has an allergy skin test tomorrow. i held her allergy medication like i was advised however my absent minded husband gave her a dose tonight. do i need to reschedule her appointment?
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Please call the allergist’s office to discuss with them. I think they will want to reschedule as the antihistamine might give a false negative result to the testing.
Answered 11/22/2022
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