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Allergic cough and elevated IgE level
Respected sir/madam, I'm getting hives almost every night.. The skin becomes itchy and bumpy mostly on the hand and sometimes on and around thighs.. They go away by morning without leaving any marks Due to persistent cough I got my lungs checked and everything is normal but IgE immunoglobulin is 1300 which is supposed to be less than 200..I have no history of drug allergy so far I'm a dentist... So I would like to know it this elevated IgE level could cause anaphylaxis if I take covid vaccine? Please help me doctors... Much appreciated❤
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Do a online consultation with a Pulmonologist for better evaluation and further management
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If you do not have any allergies to vaccines in the past, you may take the vaccine.
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Elevated IgE levels needs further evaluation. Consult a pulmonologist/allergy specialist.
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Hi. I understand your concern s. You can take vaccine safely. To manage your allergy better do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same
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Hi sir as u r aware that increased ige means allergy. Irrespective of cause, after thorough studies, GINA has updated their guidelines  that any kind of allergy to food or dust doesnt cause any harm during vaccination. If the allergy was documented to previous vaccination or any of itd component only then u should avoid  taking vaccine.
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Irrespective of Ige levels you can take vaccination..Don't worry doctor
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For better evaluation and treatment, do online consultation
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U ve 2 b started on monoclonal ab. Pls  do an online consultation with a pulmo 4 start of medication.
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You can take vaccine. Ige levels increse ,indicate allergy..it appears, you are suffering from?urticaria and?allergic bronchitis. The cause you must find out..either food,dust,etc...Pl Take a course of antihistamines.if you have any doubts,pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports and treatment taken.
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Do a online consultation with a pulmonologist for further evaluation and management
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