Answers to burning questions for clinical allergologists related to the new COVID-19 vaccines.

Sabine AltrichterStefan WöhrlFritz HorakMarco IdzkoGalateja JordakievaEva UntersmayrZsolt SzepfalusiPetra ZieglmayerErika Jensen-JarolimUrsula WiedermannAlexander RosenkranzWolfram Hötzenecker

Published in: Allergo journal international (2021)

The data available so far do not show a significantly increased risk of immediate-type allergic reactions in atopic persons. In almost all cases, atopic patients can be vaccinated without problems. Standardized follow-up tests after suspected allergic reactions or CARPA-mediated reactions are currently limited.

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