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. 2022 Apr 23;15(4):100646. doi: 10.1016/j.waojou.2022.100646

Table 3.

Situations which may be contraindications for starting and/or continuation of OIT

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    a patient and/or the family are not able to follow the OIT protocol for any reason (eg, scheduling conflicts, patient's athletic activities)

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    a patient and/or their family have no access to epinephrine and/or are not able to properly use it when needed

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    a patient has a confirmed history of previous frequent severe reactions

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    a patient had multiple severe reactions to cow's milk OIT

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    a patient has persistent gastrointestinal symptoms

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    a patient has a concomitant asthma that is not well controlled

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    a physician suggesting to use OIT is not able to devote sufficient time and resources to properly administering and monitoring OIT – this may require a 24 h per day, 7 days per week on-call service

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    a preschool or school personnel does not accept providing and/or supervising milk OIT during school trips which might require the child to forgo school social activities or temporarily suspend the OIT