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Living with Allergies
by ruth on August 14, 2006

The Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network has these recommendations particularly for travelers with allergies:
- If you carry an epinephrine auto-injector, or other prescription medication, be sure that the pharmacy label is attached, and that the name matches the passenger's identification. Carry a letter from your doctor that explains the need for this medication. See the Sample Letter for Carrying Self-Injectable Epinephrine Aboard Commercial Airplanes.
- If you carry a liquid medication, such as Benadryl®, you may encounter close scrutiny. Before your trip you may want to ask your doctor about possible alternatives, such as self-dissolve tablets. Be sure to check the ingredients on any new medication. See more information about self-dissolve tablets.
These security inspections will take time and you'll need to be patient. If you absolutely must travel now, be sure to be at the check in early.
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