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If I repeat IGE, and other allergy tests I took previously at EMC, a week after finishing the Chinese medicine I got, the classification of my reaction to something won't change. I will still need to take antihistamine 1-2 times a day.

Created by 11kilobytes on 2015-01-12; known on 2015-02-13

  • 11kilobytes estimated 90% on 2015-01-12
  • 11kilobytes changed the deadline from “on 2015-02-12” on 2015-01-12
  • 11kilobytes changed the deadline from “on 2015-02-12” and changed their prediction from “The Chinese medicine I'm taking won't have any effect on my allergies. In particular, if I repeat IGE, and other allergy tests I took previously at EMC, a week after finishing the medicine, the classification of my reaction to something won't change, if i” on 2015-01-12
  • 11kilobytes changed the deadline from “on 2015-02-13” and changed their prediction from “The Chinese medicine I'm taking won't have any effect on my allergies. In particular, if I repeat IGE, and other allergy tests I took previously at EMC, a week after finishing the medicine, the classification of my reaction to something won't change.” on 2015-01-12
  • 11kilobytes changed the deadline from “on 2015-02-13” and changed their prediction from “In particular, if I repeat IGE, and other allergy tests I took previously at EMC, a week after finishing the Chinese medicine I got, the classification of my reaction to something won't change. I will still need to take antihistamine 1-2 times a day, in” on 2015-01-12
  • 11kilobytes changed the deadline from “on 2015-02-14” on 2015-01-12
  • 11kilobytes changed the deadline from “on 2015-02-12” and changed their prediction from “In particular, if I repeat IGE, and other allergy tests I took previously at EMC, a week after finishing the Chinese medicine I got, the classification of my reaction to something won't change. I will still need to take antihistamine 1-2 times a day.” on 2015-01-12
  • PineyBranch estimated 98% and said “IgE will not come down in just one week, no matter what you do. Get allergy shots, unless the allergy is a food. Shots work well on 85 percent of patients.” on 2015-02-04