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.
Same here. My little boy is 3 1/2 with severe peanut and egg allergy. He also has eczema.
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.
I learned through allergy tests that I can have tree nuts but not peanuts unless the nuts are roasted in peanut oil. However, I can have Chick-fil-A.
Peanut butter seems to be in many recipes from squares, cookies and cakes. In many recipes it does not look like it could be omitted.
Have you tried coconut butter?
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.
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
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
Sorry I was only trying to help you… I’ll be quite now. 😶
When you post “low” peanut and “low” soy allergies, are you referring to the RAST?
My 7 month old has tried eggs twice, the first time she had a rash on her tummy and my doctor told me to give it a few months and try again because it might not be an allergy, she just might not have been ready, we did today and within 5 minutes she had a rash around her mouth. I took the eggs away and so far she is her normal self, that was about an hour ago and the rash is all ready almost gone.
Also wondering about a peanut allergy, my husband is severely allergic to peanuts, so I was very… read more
My son is allergic to eggs and hey tested him for peanut allergy which he was negative to. My allergist said with his eczema and egg allergy he will almost positively DEVELOP a peanut allergy if not… read more
I have an 8 year old with peanut and tree nut allergies and we are hoping to fly to Disneyworld in April. We have never taken her (and her younger sister who does not have any food allergies that we are aware of) on an airplane. Any suggestions? We will probably stick with Jet Blue, but still know there are risks.
Both of our kids have a peanut allergy (but not airborne). We wipe down the trays and seats well, bring our own food and make sure we have epi pens with us.