Long-term management plan
Almost all children received counselling about trigger avoidance (97%
vs 95%). Emergency drugs prescription was significantly higher for
peanut anaphylaxis (97% vs 93%; p=0.009), but training in an emergency
plan was similar between the 2 subgroups (96% vs 94%).
AAIs were more prescribed for peanut anaphylaxis compared to other food
(96% vs 89%; p=0.003), as well as inhaled beta2-agonists (45% vs
36%; p=0.002), with no difference for antihistamines (97% vs 96%) and
corticosteroids (90% vs 87%) (Table 2).