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Why Am I Allergic To Some Nuts, But Not All Nuts? I Can Eat Peanuts, Cashews, Almonds, Pistachios, Macadamia . No To All Others.
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do you know what class your allergies fall in? I have some that are class 1 or 2. I met with my allergist yesterday and she said dont worry about class 1 or 2 but stay away from 3 and up. I will stay… read more

posted March 30
Can You Eat Strawberry Jelly? Can You Eat Thousand Island On Food?
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Multiple food allergies. Including strawberries & cooked carrots.

Infants can have reactions to Mother's Breast milk = COLIC

Is Anyone Allergic To More Than 10 Different Foods? If So, Do You Try To Avoid All The Foods Or Do You Just Take Antihistamines For Relief?
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I have a peanut tree nut, coconut, shellfish, sesame, all edible seeds.. it’s hard to avoid those.. I read ingredients on packages over snd over.. especially with personal healthcare items. Because… read more

posted March 23
Hi People, Can Anyone Help? It's Rumoured That Peanuts Are Legumes And Not Nuts, If So The Name Nut Is There Why?
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Sorry I was only trying to help you… I’ll be quite now. 😶

posted March 23
Has Anyone Ever Gone To A Clinic Where They Refuse To Do An Allergy Test On You? Tell Me I'm Not The Only One. I'm At A Loss Here.
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A MyFoodAllergyTeam Member

Yes, I've have had that happen to me with a civilian allergist.

posted February 19
How To Get Tested For Food Allergies
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Call your medical insurance provider and ask if they cover the test. And then ask for a recommendation to get the test

posted March 23
I Have Allergies To So Many Things. If I Didn’t Eat Them. I Would Never Eat. How Do You Handle This
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Keep things simple is the first thing, I'd say. I don't know what your allergies are, but I have a child who had a lot of allergies. I'd keep the food clean and focus on proteins, vegetables and… read more

posted February 28
Has Anyone Had A Child Grow Out Of A Severe Peanut Or Egg Allergy?
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My son is 2 years old and has anaphylactic reaction to both peanuts and eggs. I am looking for hope that he may still grow out of these food allergies even though they are more severe.

A MyFoodAllergyTeam Member

Same here. My little boy is 3 1/2 with severe peanut and egg allergy. He also has eczema.

posted March 2
Looking For Siblings Of Food-allergic Children Who Are Comfortable Sharing Their Experiences!
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I'm a student journalist who wants to learn more about how non-allergic siblings navigate life with an allergic sibling.

A MyFoodAllergyTeam Member

I am not sure that we can direct message. Feel free to message me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crimson.johnson.5/

posted February 12
If You Have Allergies To Mold, Can You Eat Cooked Mushrooms??
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No you shouldn't but it depends. Some foods are made with a mold process that is different from mold and mildew from rain ir water. But foods to avoid are mushrooms, cheese, yeast and vinegar and… read more

posted February 12
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