FOOD ALLERGY AND FOOD INTOLERANCE: SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES

  • Laura Tamašauskienė LSMU MA Imunologijos ir alergologijos klinika
Keywords: food allergy, food intolerance, allergens, hypersensitivity reactions, immunological mechanisms

Abstract

Food can cause various adverse reactions that develop through immune or non-immune mechanisms. Food allergy is defined as an adverse food reaction that results from a specific immune response following repeated exposure to a particular food. Food intolerance is defined as a non-immune reaction to food arising from metabolic, toxic, pharmacological, or otherunknown mechanisms. This review article discusses the clinical manifestations, diagnostic approaches, and management principles of food allergy and food intolerance.

How to Cite
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Tamašauskienė L. FOOD ALLERGY AND FOOD INTOLERANCE: SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES [Internet]. PIA 2025 Sep.;9(2):133-138.[cited 2025 Nov. 15 ] Available from: http://pia.pulmoalerg.lt/index.php/PIA/article/view/1741
Section
Pulmonology and allergology