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ALPHAGALTEST · PREPARATION GUIDE
Your first three steps
Get oriented. Prepare your people. Take one step at a time.
Make an emergency plan
Ask for a written emergency plan and medication training.
Make the next meal simpler
Write down three meal questions for the care team.
Bring the story together
Bring the full lab report and an episode timeline.
My pocket note
My next conversation: What is my emergency plan? Which foods need changes? Who should I contact with questions?
Questions to bring
Emergency: Trouble breathing, throat or tongue swelling, fainting, collapse, or suspected anaphylaxis needs urgent help. Use prescribed emergency medicine as directed and call 911 in the U.S.; elsewhere use the local emergency number.
Educational preparation only. This is not an individualized food, medicine, or emergency action plan.
Sources: CDC · Managing alpha-gal syndrome; CDC · Diagnosis and testing; FARE · Emergency care plan for your clinician to complete. Full links and context are on the resource page.