But she does notice that her reaction time to latex exposure continues to shorten. This has made her much more vigilant. But I find my reaction times to the latex are getting shorter. And I do try to be careful. Minimize your routine exposure to latex.
Vigilance is important, but so is being prepared.
Make sure if you have a latex allergy that you make it known. Keep your medications on hand for the nuisance rashes, typically antihistamines and topical steroids preparations. Wear your ID bracelet, have it noted on your medical records. Keep an Epi Pen on hand. This is a prescription injectable medication used only in life-threatening situations.