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Girl with severe allergies has to try new food outside A&E in case she goes into anaphylactic shock.
Parents have to wait for an ambulance after bad reactions to food at home.
Gemma Whatling and Nick first suspected Seren had allergies when she was three months old .
Seren has now required treatment with an EpiPen six times, Gemma said.
The Welsh government said it was conducting a "scoping exercise" to understand the quality of service.
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