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An allergy workup is done in many children with atopic dermatitis but its pratical benefit on disease management remains largely unproven. This paper emphasizes the need of a global assessment of the young patient, including compliance to previous treatments and disease severity. Allergy testing should be considered as a second line option, integrated to global management. True food allergy is found in one third of patients with moderate/severe disease, and avoidance diets in such patients help reducing topical corticosteroids consumption. Apart a better delineation of the indication of the tests, there is a need to make allergy workups simplier, and a better standardization of tests is needed.

3. Allergy workup: when and how for the child with atopic dermatitis?