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ve hit the nail on the head....HISTAMINE OVERLOAD! Please do some research on histamine intolerance. Try a low histamine diet for at least 3 weeks. NO CHEESE, TOMATOES, CHOCOLATE, RED WINE, SPINACH, STRAWBERRIES, ETC. Try an Anti-histamine (ie. Zyrtec, Claritin, Benadryl) until the headaches are gone. I also think I have Candida but haven't been tested. I do believe it has something to do with the inability of the body to process histamine. GOOD LUCK.

Whenever you are exposed to allergen there will be release of histamine, this is responsible for sneezing first and then followed by further release of histamine in the skin leading to itching, runny nose, watery eyes etc. The order may differ from individuals to individuals. You need to avoid contact with allergen to avoid further complications. Also treatment includes anti histaminic and glucocorticoids against prescription.

I am facing allergy in chest skin, neck with rashes and my eyes get red when I attacked by the Allergy. Over the counter drugs like citrizine, ketotifen helps me very little. Should I go for allergy test or Eosinophil count? Would you please recommend.

When an irritant comes into contact with your body, your immune system sends chemicals, mainly histamine, to fight it. The sudden spike in histamine levels can cause an outbreak of rash in the upper layers of the skin. It presents as itchy and swollen bumps or red patches all over the body. Cosmetics are one of the most common triggers. Most of the cosmetics are made with harmful chemicals, which are capable of showing adverse effects on your skin.

My eyes constantly bother me, I sneeze some, and nasel congestion. Eye doctors find no reason for it. Is this allergies?

I got a problem after drinking two cans of Holsten (Germany). Usually I used to get red eyes, sneezing, runny nose and swollen eyes most of the times after drinking beer, Though Sleeman is my favourite (may be due to classical bottle style and color), but I like to try new beers from different countries (especially cans).

And antihistamines block the histamine receptors and prevent histamine from acting and thus help in preventing the allergic response. You can use OTC antihistamines like benadryl for relief from symptoms Hope this helped and do keep us posted.

I have been have been having huge histamine releases in my body (Checked by ER) to the point my whole body aches and my lungs hyper expand making it extremely difficult to breathe. I just got the results from my allergy test - NEGATIVE - Now no one seems to know what to do? Has anybody experienced this? Thanks.

My husband who is now 59yrs. old has developed an allergy to shrimp. I had given him fish oils to take on a daily basis. He took 2 gel capsules of fish oils for at least a month. His face became one big hive so to speak. He developed a raised red rash on his cheeks and a heavy redness around his eyes which began to exfoliate and itched. At first we did not suspect the fish oils because he has never had any allergies or issues with fish of any kind.

For as long as I can remember, whenever I got too overtired from an abnormal sleep schedule, I'll start sneezing like crazy. My nose gets stuffy and my eyes even itch a little. But its mainly just the sneezing. Is this allergy related?

I'm sensitive to histamine and I'm using a dietary supplement for a long time. It makes my life so easy because I can go out without being worried or stuff like that. I can eat everything, doesn't matter if it's histamine rich or not. I found it online and I got it recommended by some users within a allergy forum. The supplement is called Daosin. And now my question. Does someone got expierence with it?

A lot of our symptoms are similar to the H. Pylori ones. I have done a H Pylori blood test which came back negative, but apparently those tests, and the stool tests, are known to have a low detection rate. The breath test, and the more invasive gastroscopic sample test directly from the stomach have >98% detection rate. Have anyone tried one of those? On a side note, I've also taken a histamine allergy test which came back positive.

Prednisone can have serious long-lasting, or even permanent, side effects, Normally the first line of defense is a simple anti-histamine which has no lasting side effects. Ultimately you can get ride of your allergies.

Hi - for quite a few years I suffered with allergic rhinitis, eyes would water , constant sneezing, itchy roof of mouth etc etc. various things sparked it - dust, car exhaust fumes,car air freshners, cut grass and for some reason private collection perfume. I was given neoclarityn , beconase and eye drops. This brought it under control and for the last few years I haven't had that.

) seem to trigger histamine H2 responses. Since Copaxone is a copolymer, histamine H1-receptor antagonist may not work well. The histamine H2-receptor antagonists, like cimetidine (Tagamet) or ranitidine (Zantac) and famotidine (Pepcid) might actually work better. I know, it sounds goofy, but the histamine response causes the acid pumps in the stomach to turn on.

few weeks ago I had a serious allergy attack & my eyes, lips were swollen & I had rush to emergency to get Piriton & Hydrocortizone shots to get relief. Now I'm having this allergy attacks almost every day with red patches in my arms, face, legs with itchy & swelling. I got medicine from a dirmotolegist ( Allegra 360mg,Loratadine,Zyncet 10mg with Vitamin A) & still continuing same. My problem is I'm getting these attacks while I'm taking these drugs!

Local measures like ice packs and antipruritic lotions are helpful. Antihistamines block the histamine receptors and prevent histamine from acting and thus help in preventing rashes. Hope this helped and do keep us posted.

Local measures like ice packs and antipruritic lotions are helpful. Antihistamines block the histamine receptors and prevent histamine from acting and thus help in preventing rashes. Consult an allergy specialist. In the meantime take OTC antihistamines. Hope this helped and do keep us posted.

Local measures like ice packs and antipruritic lotions are helpful. Antihistamines block the histamine receptors and prevent histamine from acting and thus help in preventing rashes. So, if you have OTC antihistamines like benadryl, it will help with your symptoms. If your symptoms worsen consult a doctor. Regards.

It lasted for 8 days and I was unable to get out of bed, move my head or barely open my eyes. After it subsided I felt like I had about a 3mo recovery time. My speech seemed to be affected. I was stuttering and had a difficult time concentrating. Reading was hard because I kept mixing up the words. Lots of bizzare things like that.

I had allergy testing yesterday. They injected me intradermal with a histamine control. Alcohol 91% Cortisone cream Benadryl 2% cream HOT water HOT water with salt Ice Clarinex antihistamine Benadryl cream stopped all the other spots from itching except the histamine control. If I started rubbing it I might get my body to absorb the histamine faster? Another words can I itch it?

An allergy specialist can help identify the allergens and desensitize. Antihistamines block the histamine receptors and prevent histamine from acting and thus help in preventing rashes. If the present anti histamines are not very effective you can consult your doctor for long acting ones. Local measures like ice packs and antipruritic lotions are helpful. Hope this helped and do keep us posted.

I was officially diagnosed with the allergy to said nut after allergy testing when I was in my early teens. I subsequently had a few more allergic reactions throughout the next 20+ years, all similar, some also with breathing difficulties, always only with ingestion of coconut or with it touching my tongue/mouth/face. I am not allergic to any other nuts or seeds.

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