Allergy Care Plan

Prepared by: [Your Name]

I. Client Information

Client Name	[Client Name]
Client Age	[Client Age]
Gender	[Client Gender]
Primary Care Physician	[Physician's Name] - [Physician's Number]

II. Known Allergies

Peanuts
Dust mites
Penicillin

III. Triggers

Peanuts and peanut products
Dust mites in bedding and carpets
Penicillin antibiotics

IV. Symptoms of Allergic Reactions

Skin rash and itching
Sneezing and nasal congestion
Difficulty breathing and wheezing

V. Management Strategies

A. Avoidance Techniques:

Avoid consuming peanuts and foods containing peanuts.
Use hypoallergenic bedding and pillowcases to reduce exposure to dust mites.
Inform healthcare providers about penicillin allergy to avoid prescribing related antibiotics.

B. Emergency Response Plan:

If experiencing symptoms, use prescribed antihistamines or asthma inhaler as directed.
Seek immediate medical assistance if symptoms worsen or if experiencing anaphylaxis.

C. Emergency contacts

Primary: [Emergency Contact Name] - [Emergency Contact Number]
Secondary: [Emergency Contact Name] - [Emergency Contact Number]

D. Medication Usage:

Antihistamine (Allegra)
- Dosage: 180 mg once daily
- Administer orally with water.
Asthma Inhaler (Albuterol)
- Dosage: 2 puffs as needed for wheezing or shortness of breath.
- Administer by inhalation.

VI. Follow-Up

Regular Check-Ups:

Follow-up with primary care physician every 6 months.

Review of Allergy Care Plan:

Review annually or as needed, especially if new allergies develop or symptoms change.

VII. Conclusion

A well-documented Allergy Care Plan is crucial for managing allergic reactions effectively. By adhering to the strategies and instructions outlined in this plan, [Client Name] can minimize the risk of allergic episodes and respond promptly in case of emergencies. Regular check-ups and plan reviews ensure ongoing optimization of his allergy management approach, promoting his overall health and well-being.