Evaluation of the incidence of systemic symptoms in PR‐10‐related pollen‐food allergy syndrome in Western Japan

Two surveys were conducted targeting patients with confirmed diagnoses and general students. The incidence of systemic symptoms associated with PR-10-related PFAS was similar at 20% for Rosaceae fruits and 40%-50% for soybeans in both surveys. Attention should be given to the potential for systemic symptoms in patients with PR-10-related PFAS.

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Pediatric Allergy and Immunology
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/pai.70104
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Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Research
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Evaluation of the incidence of systemic symptoms in PR‐10‐related pollen‐food allergy syndrome in Western Japan

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Evaluation of the incidence of systemic symptoms in PR‐10‐related pollen‐food allergy syndrome in Western Japan

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Abstract

Two surveys were conducted targeting patients with confirmed diagnoses and general students. The incidence of systemic symptoms associated with PR-10-related PFAS was similar at 20% for Rosaceae fruits and 40%-50% for soybeans in both surveys. Attention should be given to the potential for systemic symptoms in patients with PR-10-related PFAS.

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Kansai Medical University (JP), Osaka Prefectural Medical Center (JP), Sumitomo Hospital (JP), Osaka Nishi Clinic (JP)
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