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Holiday gatherings mean more mystery reactions in family medicine and pediatrics, especially after big meals. If a child has lip swelling, vomiting, or suddenly doesn’t feel right after a food exposure, it is worth taking seriously, even if symptoms fade.

In this clip, NYC allergist Dr. Dean Mitchell discusses why food allergies like peanut, egg, and wheat are being seen more often, what parents should watch for, and why teams should encourage evaluation before families remove foods from a child’s diet. He also notes common overlap with eczema, sinus and nasal symptoms, and asthma, plus how straightforward testing can be today, and how sublingual immunotherapy is part of many treatment conversations.

For clinics, the takeaway is simple: earlier identification can help clarify confusing cases, reduce repeat visits for unresolved symptoms, and create a consistent pathway for allergy evaluation and in-office management. When your care team has a clear next step, patients feel supported, and follow-up becomes more predictable.

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