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Originally Posted by Britster  Allergy testing is not very reliable from everything I've heard anyways. Way too many false positives and false negatives.
It seems easier just to do a trial and error and elimination diet. Get a very simple food with only one source of meat, etc. |
The allergy testing we had done seems to be pretty accurate. She had a positive reaction to rice, if I feed her rice she is itchy like you wouldn't believe...she had a positive to milk, if I feed her yogurt she breaks out in little bumps on her belly and gets itchy.
Not saying it's 100%...just saying it seems to be pretty accurate for Megan and removing grains and potatoes from her diet has relieved a lot of her allergy symptoms.
I agree with bchgirl...try it before it's discounted.