Nutrition
Written Food Allergy Plan
A written food allergy plan lists allergens, symptoms, epinephrine steps, and contacts for schools and caregivers—updated after reactions or diagnosis changes.
A written food allergy plan documents allergens, symptoms to watch, when to give epinephrine, emergency contacts, and safe foods—for schools, camps, travel, and babysitters. Allergist-signed action plans beat verbal handoffs that shift each semester.
Include photos of injector and antihistamine brands. Review after any reaction or new diagnosis.
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Who needs a copy of the allergy action plan?
School nurse, coaches, close relatives, and anyone preparing meals should have the current signed version—not a screenshot from three years ago.
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