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My son is a class 5, I believe. His IgE was 82 the last time we had blood drawn (when he was just over 5). His initial reaction was when he was just over 2 and his bloodwork showed a level of 17.3 then. He's 6 1/2 now (and cute as a button, I might add [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/smile.gif[/img].

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[This message has been edited by onedayatatime (edited September 11, 2007).]

I don't know what "class" my son is...I know he had a 16mm wheal after his last skin test. His RAST showed very low. But, he had a near death ana reaction when he was four. So, try not to get caught up in the numbers...focus on keeping your child safe. The number doesn't necessarily reflect how serious a reaction will be.
You know he's allergic, so proceed in a way to keep him from suffering further reactions.
Welcome, by the way.

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My son is a Class 2. His number is 1.2,but he is still considered anaphylactic. I don't think the numbers really matter because allergic is allergic. I was just reading that Dr. Burks at Duke thinks there will be a cure in @ 5 years. We are hoping.
Nancy

Hi. My son's RAST was 100+ (I don't know what class this is) but I'm sure it's high.

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