Allergies to lobster
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Based on what you said,
if you got red blotches all over your voice, that would suggest to me that
there was something in the spread you were allergic to other than the
lobster. You also threw up the lobster spread, thereby showing your body
didn't want this in your system. You might consider going to your family
doctor and telling him or her what happened to you. That you ate a lobster
spread. That you vomited, got red splotches on your face.
2 months ago I ate a sea food dish containing lobster and muscles - both of which i have eaten many times before with no issue. I started to get swollen lips and itchy throat, not extremely bad but enough to make me panic. I took some claritin tablets which were to hand and after a while I was ok despite a bit of a panic.
2 weeks ago I ate a piece of tuna which again I had eaten many times beofre and had a similar reaction, although milder.
We did get our son tested because he seemed to be sneezing all the time, but because he came up as positive for allergies to a lot of things there was no avoiding, we just wound up putting him on a Zyrtec a day and managing it that way. It kind of ended up that it didn't really matter exactly *what* he was allergic to, just that we understood we needed to manage it in some way.
ana. to eggs, seafood (shrimps, lobster ...) and diff.
My due date is tomorrow and I've been craving lobster even though I've never tried it before (strange, I know). Is it safe to eat?
I had steak and lobster last night , and every since I can't keep anything down . I know its kind of late but can pregnant women eat lobster ?
Hello and hope you are doing well.
It’s unlikely that food allergies can cause swollen glands. Lymph node enlargement is usually due to infections like bacterial and viral. The infection can be from the draining skin or the organs.
Treatment is usually with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medications. So, consult your primary care physician for proper clinical assessment. In the meantime for pain relief you can use OTC Tylenol (acetaminophen).
Hope this helped and do keep us posted.
Peanuts are fine to eat! They used to say years ago not to eat peanuts due to the risk for allergies however they've now found the opposite to be true.
The important thing to realize is that there is a delay of about 12 to 20 days after eating the berries or lobster to the time i get the breakout. if I eat a small amount of berries or lobster I do not break out at all, the more i eat the more i get the rash. If I eat many i get very small red bumps close to gether and slowly they turn less red and less defined and the rash spreads apart.
Foods (mostly spices) that I am allergic to do not contain peanut or shrimp. These allergy food cause swelling in my mouth, tongue and throat quickly from contact only.
I used to eat peanut butter and jelly at least 5 times a week. Bags of peanuts for snacks, 20-30 shelled peanuts at a time.
And shrimp I'd eat about every other week for dinner until I was full which is about 8-12 medium shrimp. I'd end up with left overs and have them the next day.
I'm wanting red lobster is it safe to have lobster, crab legs and shrimp?
I dont understand why he is getting worse even though i am strict about what he eats today i gave him a piece of cake that had a cream sauce and we had to take him to the dr again for an injection just to be clear i dont feed him anything i know hes allergic to these were tests to see if he was getting better as i know milk allergies are supposed to get better as the child gets older
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