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Consider testing for IgE to alpha-GAL early in the diagnostic evaluation of patients with unexplained gastrointestinal symptoms that do not have a clear etiology with history and physical examination. Additionally, an inquiry should be made into the possibility of a tick bite in the recent past. In the face of a positive IgE test in patients with otherwise unexplained symptomatology, an empirical trial of a mammalian product-free diet may be indicated.
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What is the “alpha-GAL syndrome?”
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Which of the following is the basic blood test that can be used to identify patients who may have the alpha-GAL syndrome?
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3. Question
There is a strong association noted in this study between alpha-GAL immunoglobulin E-mediated food allergies and which of the following?
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In this study the frequency of positive IgE to alpha-GAL in patients presenting with otherwise unexplained gastrointestinal symptoms approximated which of the following percentages?
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Clinicians need to be aware that alpha-GAL food allergy can be a potential cause of gastrointestinal symptoms, and may respond well to which of the following treatments:
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