Allergies & Dietary Restrictions
Be sure to communicate any sort of allergies you may have (to medications, foods, animals, insect bites, etc) and the steps needed to remedy it to your OCS program. This is usually done on a program Health Disclosure form or on a Housing Form. Be sure to pack a full supply of prescription and non-prescription allergy medications, including an EpiPen if your doctor has recommended it, with you that will last for the duration of your time abroad.
We also suggest that you write down the words in the local language explaining your food allergy or dietary restrictions to show to locals (at restaurants, etc) to help prevent eating something that might make you ill.
Global Programs
- Getting Started
- Academic Planning
- OCS Policies
- Access & Affordability
- Student Voices From Around the World
- Diversity Abroad
- Passports & Visas
-
Predeparture
- Before You Go
- Academics Abroad
-
Health and Safety
- Health & Safety Basics
- Medical Insurance
- Allergies & Dietary Restrictions
- Prescription Medications
- Medical Conditions
- Disabilities
- Mental Health
- Immunizations
- Medical Examinations
- Crime Prevention Tips
- Sexual Harassment and Title IX
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Food Safety
- Traffic and Road Safety
- Local Demonstrations and Unrest
- General Safety Abroad
- Assistance from US Authorities
- Money Matters
- After Off-Campus Studies
- Faculty & Staff Resources
- Our Staff
Office of Global Programs
- Email or call to schedule a virtual advising appointment
- 509-527-4992
Global Programs
- Getting Started
- Academic Planning
- OCS Policies
- Access & Affordability
- Student Voices From Around the World
- Diversity Abroad
- Passports & Visas
-
Predeparture
- Before You Go
- Academics Abroad
-
Health and Safety
- Health & Safety Basics
- Medical Insurance
- Allergies & Dietary Restrictions
- Prescription Medications
- Medical Conditions
- Disabilities
- Mental Health
- Immunizations
- Medical Examinations
- Crime Prevention Tips
- Sexual Harassment and Title IX
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Food Safety
- Traffic and Road Safety
- Local Demonstrations and Unrest
- General Safety Abroad
- Assistance from US Authorities
- Money Matters
- After Off-Campus Studies
- Faculty & Staff Resources
- Our Staff
Office of Global Programs
- Email or call to schedule a virtual advising appointment
- 509-527-4992