The appointment was so-so. I thought further treatment would be based on tests — I'd have them done and we'd look at the results to see what to do next. But they told me about genetics, even though my parents never had an allergy to water. Fine, my allergy to water did flare up, but is there really no treatment? They prescribed a lot of diets, even though I weigh 40.3. No fruit, vegetables, flour products, sweets, salty food, spicy food, and obviously no fizzy drinks either, fish, eggs and much more. Fine, I won't eat those, though I didn't eat them often anyway. I'll stick to this diet for some period, and then — if I gradually start eating them again, will the allergy come back? She said yes. And it felt a bit hurtful: how can you go your whole life without eating all these foods. And what is diprospan for? Why do I need that injection?