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What to do if i think i might have an allergy but if i go to the hospital to see if i do what would happen?
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Allergy diagnosis: Dont go to the er for the diagnosis of an allergy unless you are having severe symptoms. Most allergy evaluations are done as an outpatient. The er is for the treatment of emergencies such as anaphylaxis or severe asthma attacks.
Answered 7/11/2013
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