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Know More About Food Allergy And Food Intolerance

What you'll learn

Symptoms of food alles: Common symptoms include hives, itching, swelling, nausea, vomiting, and difficulty breathing.

Introduction to food alles: Definition, causes, and types of food alles.

Diagnosis of food alles: Diagnostic tests include skin prick tests, blood tests, and food challenges.

Management of food alles: Avoidance of allergenic foods, carrying emergency medications, and knowing how to use an epinephrine auto-injector.

Prevention of food alles: There is no known way to prevent food alles, but avoiding allergenic foods during pregnancy, breastfeeding, and early childhoo

Living with food alles: How to cope with food alles in daily life, including reading labels, eating out, and traveling.

Future of food alles: Advances in research and new treatments, such as oral immunotherapy and biologic drugs.

Requirements

Internet connection

Description

Welcome to our comprehensive Food Allergy Course! This course is designed for individuals who suffer from food alles, or those who want to learn more about managing and understanding food alles.In this course, you will learn about the various types of food alles, the symptoms associated with food alles, and how to manage and prevent an alle reaction. You will also gain insight into the latest research and findings in the field of food alles.Our expert instructors will guide you through the course material, using interactive lectures, quizzes, and case studies to enhance your learning experience. We believe that learning should be fun and engaging, so we've created an environment that promotes active participation and collaboration.At the end of the course, you will be awarded a certificate of completion. This certificate will demonstrate your understanding of food alles and your ability to manage and prevent alle reactions. This certificate can be used to show employers, schools, and other organizations that you are knowledgeable in the area of food alles.Specifically, in this course you will learn:What food alles are and how they differ from food intolerancesHow to recognize the symptoms of a food allergy and what to do if you or someone else experiences an alle reactionHow to prevent exposure to common allergensStrats for managing food alles in different settings, such as school or travelThe latest research and findings in the field of food allesBy taking this course, you'll be taking an important step in managing your own food alles or helping others manage theirs. We're excited to have you join us on this journey!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What Is A Food Allergy ? What are symptoms of Food Allergy?

Lecture 3 Diagnostic Tools For Allergy

Lecture 4 Case Study : Peanut Allergy

Lecture 5 Management Of Food Alles

Lecture 6 Relationship Between Gut Microbiome And Alles

Lecture 7 Low Vitamin D And Food Alles Link

Lecture 8 Why Allergy Cases Increasing After Covid 19 Pand?

Lecture 9 Children 's Food Alles and Maternal Stress And Diet During Pregnancy

Lecture 10 Peanut Allergy

Lecture 11 Cause of Adult Food Allergy

Lecture 12 Prevention Of Food Alles

Lecture 13 Living Day To Day With A food Allergy

Lecture 14 Modern Research On Food Allergy

Section 2: Food Intolerance

Lecture 15 Digestive Enzymes

Lecture 16 What Is A Food Intolerance?

Lecture 17 Difference Between A Food Allergy And A Food Intolerance

Lecture 18 A Case Study For Food Intolerance?

Lecture 19 Link Between Intestinal Worms And Food Intolerance

Section 3: Anaphylaxis Or Life Threatening Alle Reaction

Lecture 20 What Is Anaphylaxis?

Lecture 21 What Is An EpiPen?

Lecture 22 Additional Learning : Anaphylaxis Pathophysiology And Management In Hospital

Lecture 23 How To Use An EpiPen ? (Video )

Lecture 24 Importance Of Epi Pen

Section 4: Quiz

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