Consensus statements. Consensus statements.
Primary food allergy | |
Children between 4 and 17 years of age with a confirmed diagnosis of systemic peanut allergy should be offered oral immunotherapy with an approved preparation, taking into account an individual benefit-risk assessment. | Strong consensus |
Pollen-associated food allergy | |
Pollen-associated food allergy may improve with subcutaneous or sublingual immunotherapy with pollen allergens. Such treatment may be considered only if there is a concurrent indication for treatment of pollen-related respiratory symptoms. | Strong consensus |
In pollen-associated food allergy, oral immunotherapy with food allergen sources should only be used in the context of controlled trials. | Strong consensus |