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If you’re living with hand eczema, our short questionnaire below can help show how much it is affecting your life.

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If you or your child have a food allergy, Allergy UK can help protect you and your family when travelling abroad. Cards for over 70 different allergens are available in 35 languages.

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Our Helpline Advisors deal with thousands of enquiries every year. The team includes our in-house Clinical experts who can help with more complex questions.

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Latest Updates

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Updated Resource

Reactions to Legumes Factsheet

We’ve updated our Reactions to Legumes factsheet to provide clearer guidance on allergies to legumes beyond peanuts and soya – including lentils, chickpeas, beans and lupin. The new version explains how cross-reactivity can vary between different legumes and highlights the importance of accurate diagnosis and clear food labelling.

New Resource

Pea Protein Allergy Factsheet

We’ve just launched a brand new factsheet on reactions to pea protein, a growing concern as this ingredient becomes more common in food products, particularly plant-based alternatives. This resource provides clear, expert-reviewed information on why some people may react to pea protein, what symptoms to look out for, and how to manage an allergy or suspected sensitivity.

Resource

A housing guide for people living with indoor allergies

Maintaining a safe and comfortable home is essential for your well-being. Our 'Wellcome' Home Housing Guide is specifically designed for renters and residents of council and housing association properties living with a mould allergy, providing you with vital information on how to address common housing issues, such as mould and dampness.

Resources

We provide a range of information to help people who live with allergies, as well as for organisations who want to find out more about the issues that people with allergic disease face in their daily lives.