My daughter had an allergy test done which came up positive for eggs, milk, soy, dust mites, dander, mould, grass, wheat and her highest being peanuts. So I just want to find out if tree nuts will also affect her since it was not specifically mentioned on her allergy test results.
Tree nuts are not the same as peanut as its a legume. However do have similar cross reactive proteins. Did your daughter have a test for tree pollen allergies? A high result can for some mean a link… read more
I have a question about peanut allergy. My son has peanut and other tree nuts allergy and he is avoiding them more than 10 years. He accidentally ate the below product because it says not contain peanut but filling has peanut kemels. Fortunately, he doesn't have any reaction when he ate this foods. I checked about peanut kemels(might be kernel?) on the web but I didn't get an answer. What is peanut kemels and why isn't it put in allergic information
Below picture is food package which… read more
I have the Same with coconut oil and parm oil/fat it in a lot of products but not on allergy info
I suggest get tested for all nuts. Peanuts are actually a legume so that is whole other food family.
What are your favorite store-bought snacks or foods (for toddlers) that are gluten free, egg free, peanut free AND tree nut free? Knowing I will need to bake more as well, looking for any tried & true and tasty recipes for breads, muffins, snacks that are gluten free, egg free, peanut free and tree nut free.
Thanks in advance for the help!
Can you tell me what is egg free Diet mean
Oops! I spelled it wrong! It's Alaffia
I read today that prometrium has peanut oil in it. I read it in an article that was listing medications to stay away from if you have a peanut allergy.
Well I took prometrium during most of my pregnancy with my daughter. In November my daughter tested positive for a peanut allergy. Now I'm wondering if there is a link between the two.
Anyone else take this medication and now your child has a peanut allergy? Or have you heard about this before?
I am not allergic to peanuts but yet when I was given prometrium I broke out in hives just took it once..then switched to a natural compounding progestrone.
I was diagnosed with a peanut allergy when I was about 18 months old. My mom gave me peanut butter on crackers, but I didn't eat the snack, I just played with it and broke out in hives. She gave me a bath and the hives went away. I had a skin prick test when I was about 3 that confirmed a peanut allergy. I've never had a reaction to any food since, but I've also avoided all peanuts and nuts. I will usually eat food that says "May Contain Peanuts" on the label. I've never had an itchy mouth… read more
Blood tests are not accurate at all. Skin tests tend to be better indicators. But the best are oral food challenges, which I was freaked out to do. However, I did it - and am so glad I did. I know I… read more
Hello
I'm looking for my fiance. He is anaphylactic allergic to peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, pea protein and sensitivity to soy. Everytime we find something it has pea protein in it or soy.
Are there any protein shakes that can be recommended?
Thank you so much
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My child has a peanut allergy and is allergic to certain tree nuts. I would like to use almonds, walnuts, and pecans in cooking/baking and in nut-butter form, but I am having a hard time finding products which are not contaminated with peanuts or other tree nuts. Does anyone know where to find such products?
Thanks!
twinspringspecans.com
just processes pecans, no other nuts.
Our pediatrician wants me to introduce my 5 month old to peanuts. She said that they have been informed from the Medical Board with scientific studies that actually introducing known food allergens to a baby earlier in life while their immune system is still developing has shown to greatly reduce the chances of developing that particular allergy since their bodies learn that it's "normal" and not something foreign. I'm all for this because she showed me the information and it does make sense. My… read more
Yes our Pediatrician recommened the same. Peanut butter is one.of my sons fav. He was 6 months.when.I.started giving him.a little on a spoon. He is 16 months old now.