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For the guidelines, infants are divided into three groups: those at high, moderate and low risk for developing a peanut allergy. The recommendations for these groups are as follows: High-risk infants: These infants already have severe eczema, a severe egg allergy or both, putting them at high risk for developing a peanut allergy. Infants in this group should be fed peanut-containing foods as early as 4 to 6 months, if they have already started eating solid foods, the guidelines state. However, parents whose children fall into this group should first check with their doctors before starting their infants on peanut-containing foods. A doctor may recommend that the infant undergo an allergy test, or have peanut-containing foods fed to him or her for the first time at a doctor's office, to determine whether it's safe for the infant to start eating peanut. If it seems likely that the child is already allergic to peanuts, because of a very large reaction to a skin test for peanut allergies, then the doctor may suggest that the child avoid peanuts altogether, said allergist Dr. Matthew Greenhawt, chair of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology's Food Allergy Committee, who was a co-author of the guidelines.
[The 5 Most Common Allergies] Moderate-risk infants: These infants have mild to moderate eczema. For these children, parents should introduce peanut-containing foods around 6 months of age, and parents do not need to seek evaluation from a doctor beforehand, the guidelines said. But parents can always consult with their doctors if they have questions. Low-risk infants: These infants do not have eczema or an egg allergy. They can have peanut-containing foods freely introduced into their diets along with other solid foods, the guidelines said. In the past, doctors recommended that children who were at high risk for food allergies should avoid potentially risky foods, such as eggs and peanuts, until they were 2 to 3 years old. But in recent years, experts have changed their views on this issue. One particularly influential study found that, among children at high risk for developing a peanut allergy, those who were fed peanut-containing food early in life were about 80 percent less likely to develop a peanut allergy, compared to those who avoided the food.