Allergists in Fountainville, PA

Jordan Hyatt Sorry to hear about the diagnosis of food allergy. :( It is overwhelming at first, but we can help you get started. Here's a two-page handout about the basics: Children with Food Allergies: What Parents Need to Know http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/docs/steps-to-avoid-allergic-reactions.pdf. I recommend that you register (free) and log into our support forums on our website where we can help you more with resources, support and recipes. http://community.kidswithfoodallergies.org/forums.

Kim Haynes We have a private support forum for moms who are breastfeeding their food-allergic kiddos. Registration is free -- feel free to join us! http://community.kidswithfoodallergies.org/forum/breastfeeding_with_food_allergies

Elizabeth Read Streett Yes, we've had an FPIES forum since 2005! Please log in and join us!

Food alllergies outside the top 8 are frequently discussed on our forums. We have ongoing support topics on garlic/oniion and sesame. We don't have ones specifically for fruit, but you could start one on our forums as many of our members have fruit allergies of one kind or another. Registration is free, as always. http://www.community.kidswithfoodallergies.org - once you log in, click on the link that says "forums" and you will go to our private online community.

Kim Haynes We are talking about milk allergy and breastfeeding in our privat online community right now. Please join us, it's free to register and participate. Here's the link to the discussion you can go to once you're registered or log in: http://community.kidswithfoodallergies.org/topic/milk-allergy-and-breastfeeding?reply=21563776249678187#21563776249678187

Yay that he is being put on Elecare or Neocate! That is within the guidelines for under 2-'s who can't have moo milk, though I'm curious why soy wasn't an option. Generally WIC is more likely to offer it because it's cheaper. But for tips, check out the forums at www.community.kidswithfoodallergies.org. There are lots of parents with lots of experience to help you out! :)

Sorry your son was diagnosed with food allergies. KFA can help! *some* milk allergic children can tolerate soy milk & formulas. It may be worth a trial to see if you son can tolerate soy. Be sure and look at the KFA website. There are a lot of great resources that can help. KFA's Starter Guide is a great place to start. http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/guide_to_parenting_child_with_food_allergy.html Be sure and sign up for a free KFA membership. The Support Forums are a wonderful place for recipes & advice.:)

My son was diagnosed with the same allergies (plus sweet potato and carrot) at 10 months of age. Ener G egg replacer was a big help with baked goods. He drank alimentum formula until he was 22 months old. Rhodes frozen bread dough is good for bread and pizza crust. Cherry Brooke Kitchen is a good company for baked goods. Try a rice pasta, you might get away from the egg warnings with those. Jovial rice pasta doesn't have any facility warnings as far as i remember. Sunbutter sunflower seed spread is an excellent replacement for peanut butter! good luck!

Our blog covers milk, egg, and nut-free recipes and food finds. Hope we can help! http://milkallergymom.blogspot.com/

Hi Michelle, We have a baked egg support group on our online community where moms share their tips, tricks and recipes for baked egg challenges. Registration is free. You can read and post once you log in. Here's the direct link to the baked egg discussion thread once you get logged in. http://community.kidswithfoodallergies.org/topic/baked-egg-support?page=1

And as you probably noticed, we are having a webinar on oral food challenges - so please join us. Registration is free for our webinars as well. More info here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7210827419977609473

And we have information aout how to prepare for a food challenge here - it's very informative: http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/page/oral-food-challenges-for-food-allergy-diagnosis-test.aspx

Do you have a support group in your area? There a couple listed here -- http://kidswithfoodallergies.org/members/find_groups.php?location2=usa&location=WI You can also try asking over on the Support Forums at KFA. I know there are several members in the WI area. Membership is free. http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/memberships.html

We have a great pediatric allergist in Madison...Dr. Christopher Healy. There are a few other ones there, too. Let me know if you want more info!

Is Vorhees near you? There is a support group that meets there, next meeting is March 10. Contact info@foodallergyconnections.org 856-753-8989

I use Dr Greg Toci on Main St. in Marlton NJ..Burlington County...Not sure where you are, but if you have any questions, feel free to post...He deals with Asthma & Allergy...has excellent bedside manner and is great with the kids!

I'd post on the KFA forums. You can get more eyes. Membership is free. http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org

Not sure if there's a way to specifically find a Pediatric Allergist, but you can also use this link from American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology...http://www.aaaai.org/physref/

For various almond products, check into www.barneybutter.com . For macadamia nuts, you may want to search or post on our community to get recommendations from other parents: www.kidswithfoodallergies.org

Here is the registration link - http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/memberships.html

We use Dr.Haseb on 290 but they also have an office in Magnolia and a few other locations,he has worked wonders with our two children..phone #281-373-3786..they also have great pediatric doctors.Hope it helps

What about asking on the KFA board at http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org? There are several VA and DC folks on there. As far as formula, what about a soy based one like Bright Beginnings.

Ditto Elyse. Also look at E028 juice type boxes.

I would strongly, strongly recommend avoiding soy formula. Research has showed that it may actually be leading to an increase in allergies, including those to peanuts and to asthma. For more info, check out The Unhealthy Truth by Robyn O'Brien. Some stunning studies on this have come out of Britain.

I was going to suggest Bright Beginnings soy. My oldest used it for quite some time, and thought it was pretty decent.

You can try posting on the KFA Support Forums for more responses. Membership is free. More info -- http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/community.html

Try Allergy and Immunology Associates of Ann Arbor. They are fabulous. Dr. Leo was also a featured pediatric allergist in this months Living Without Magazine and is onthe cutting edge of the research.

Hi Keena! I would try posting on the KFA forums. You'd get more views there and there are several members in the surrounding areas. http://community.kidswithfoodallergies.org/forum/main_forum

Family Allergy and Asthma has an office in Florence (onthe KY side of the river). We use one of their other offices, and they're pretty good.

Where in MN are you? That could make a difference. (For example, I am actually in NJ, but SOUTH, so we go to DE & MD - there are great NYC docs but impractical for where I am in the state.) I believe Mayo Clinic is in Rochester, so that might be a sort of nearby option (as opposed to Baltimore, MD lol)

Jenni Johnson did you find an allergist in Minnesota? If not please contact AFAA of Minnesota - http://www.minnesotafoodallergy.org

we've given our kids the extra EpiPen "trainers" and showed them how to use them correctly; our kids love to play "allergic reaction" with their dolls & stuffed animals and role play the whole process of using the EpiPen, counting to 10, then pretending to call 911 we require that the EpiPen trainers only get used *correctly* and not pretend they are some other sort of toy National Jewish has a couple of videos - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjXchhqXF98&playnext=1&list=PLA2E3B6716B4382DB&feature=results_main

You might ask on the forums at www.kidswithfoodallergies.org. I believe that a few of our members use doctors at Johns Hopkins and DuPont.

Hi! I'm new to this whole food allergy thing. My son had a severe reaction to a pistachio last week and was just tested yesterday. He is allergic to tree nuts, birch trees, and ragweed. He also tested positive to soy and peanuts but since he has had those without a problem he can continue to have them. We are seeing Dr. Wadilla in Delaware on Philadelphia Pike. He and his staff were wonderful!

Hi Sennen Conte, did you see our blog post on making seed butters? We recommended Gerb's: http://community.kidswithfoodallergies.org/blog/how-to-make-your-own-allergy-friendly-seed-butter-to-replace-peanut-butter :)

Have you checked out the main site? http://community.kidswithfoodallergies.org/displayForum/forum/eosinophilic_disorders there should be someone from your area. there is also a geographic support groups area, you could check out, though not sure how many doc listings there are.

You might try posting this on the Main Forum at www.kidswithfoodallergies.org. There are quite a few Canadian members on the boards. Good luck!