Allergen avoidance and medications for accidental exposure are the mainstays of tree nut allergy management. Other treatments, such as immunotherapy and monoclonal anti-IgE antibodies, are under investigation for their efficacy in treating food allergies, including tree nut allergy. The main goal of these immune-modulating therapies is to allow a person with a food allergy to be exposed to their allergen without experiencing a severe reaction.[1][2]
Are there any other treatments for tree nut allergies?
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The primary management for tree nut allergies involves allergen avoidance and medications for accidental exposure. Additionally, treatments like immunotherapy and monoclonal anti-IgE antibodies are being researched to potentially enable safe exposure to allergens without severe reactions.