Skin Prick Testing Guide for Diagnosis of Allergic Disease

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Nonspecific rash without allergic/atopic characteristics. Asthma Chronic urticaria in the absence of allergic features on history. Atopic dermatitis Food intolerance without allergic features (e.g. irritable bowel syndrome). Food reactions such as those manifested by anaphylaxis, immediate acute urticaria, or acute flare of eczema.

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