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Has anyone heard of this related to an allergy?

Alan — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 06:38:41 +0000

Question by cj84: Has anyone heard of this related to an allergy?
My 9 month old daughter has recently tried toast (whole wheat) but for the past few weeks here voice has has seemed crackly. Personally I think it’s because she does these very high pitched squeals and screams when she gets excited, my MIL is convinced it’s an allergy, even though my daughter is extremely happy and acting normal and has no signs of an allergy (watery eyes, runny nose, rash, irritability, being sick) I do have a check up May 25 (earliest I can get in) I really don’t think I have anything to worry about, but she (is staying with us for a week) is so convinced something is wrong with her and telling me to stop any foods, except for beginner purees, it’s kind of driving me crazy that she thinks I don’t know my daughter well enough to know when something is wrong. Has anyone heard of a baby having a slightly crackling voice as an allergy reaction? I haven’t read it anywhere
The thing is she had this crackling since about a week before the bread, I have only given to her 3 times total and have stopped for time being, and her voice is still kind of crackling..I didn’t mean to sound super annoyed in this, I just hate when someone is constantly telling me how to raise my child and always pointing out everything they think I am doing wrong..Thank you for the responses

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Answer by Diet C
Her throat is raw from screaming.
Don’t worry about it.

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Anyone have recipies for people with allergies?

Alan — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 00:33:36 +0000

Question by answers: Anyone have recipies for people with allergies?
She is allergic to eggs, fish, nuts, soy, rice, dairy, wheat (and maybe more…?) With these allergies, does anyone have any recipies? She’s 5, so it has to taste pretty good! She really needs to eat, because all she’s eating right now is basically hotdogs, and she is only 34 pounds or so. Thanks!
Thank you all so much! That site is so cool, it has so much stuff that she can eat…a few days ago my friend and I were trying to make muffins for her, which didn’t turn out so well, but there’s a recipe for cupcakes there! Thanks so much! And InkyBob, the thing is, otherwise she’s like a normal 5 year old! She runs around, loves riding her bike, and likes to hang out with my friend (her sister) and me. Just from looking at her, you wouldn’t know that she is allergic to so many things. Anyway, thank you all so much!

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Answer by leah
http://www.foodallergy.org

This website has good info. My niece has many of the same allergies, and my sister needs to cook everything from scratch.

Best of luck, and hope this helps!

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Anyone have dessert recipes that are egg, dairy, nut, soy, and wheat free?

Alan — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 06:33:56 +0000

Question by renb1082: Anyone have dessert recipes that are egg, dairy, nut, soy, and wheat free?
My best friend’s little boy has so many allergies and I am trying to find a dessert (more so a cake of some sort) to make for him to eat at my son’s birthday party. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Answer by Guedo
Angle food cake with fresh fruit, its fun, colorful and taste good.

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Anyone who knows about gluten allergies!!!! Please Help!!?

Alan — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 18:33:59 +0000

Question by Me, myself, & I: Anyone who knows about gluten allergies!!!! Please Help!!?
My 6 year old son has been hospitalized twice since birth because of the severe reaction he has to milk products. Both times we couldnt understand how he got so sick, because everyone knows not to give him milk products. (Thinking back over the past 6 yrs i dont recall an allergy test being done.)

I have recently noticed that he seems to get extreme bloating, diarrhea, and (last nite, vomiting) after eating wheat products, and i am thinking that maybe it is a gluten allergy not a milk allergy(or maybe both). I wonder if the two allergies are similar and if they are often mistaken for one another. If anyone knows anything about this topic, i’d love some insight. My baby is miserable, its killing me!

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Answer by SUZE H
Please visit www.celiac.org
A person who is allergic to gluten has Celiac disease. It’s highly treatable with diet and common sense. The website will give you all the info you need.

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Q&A: Does anyone know what god food is good for a pet with food allergies?

Alan — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 00:34:26 +0000

Question by Ceci Webster: Does anyone know what god food is good for a pet with food allergies?
I am getting a large breed dog who has food allergies. He is allergic to wheat, corn, and soy products. I am looking for a brand of dog food that is sold in the United States. Does anyone know any or have dogs with a similar condition?

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Answer by Donna B
Poor dog. Here is a link that has tons of information to help you. You can also get info from your vet, but more than likely they are going to try to sell you some expensive special brand of food. Good luck and thanks for your concern over your future pet. He’s lucky to have you as an adopted mom.

http://dogs.about.com/od/dietandnutrition/Diet_and_Nutrition.htm

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Anyone who’s lactose intolerant or just doesn’t drink milk?

Alan — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 06:33:40 +0000

Question by Raia: Anyone who’s lactose intolerant or just doesn’t drink milk?
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Anyone who’s lactose intolerant or has a milk allergy?
I just found out that I am allergic to milk. I was about eat a few tater tots until I read something that says partially hydrogenated vegetable oil in the ingredients. Does that ingredient have some type of dairy or lactose in it?

Thanks

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Answer by Gregor
nope, i love tater tots and im lactose intolerant.

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Anyone experience this?: Milk Allergy?

Alan — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 00:33:31 +0000

Question by adra02: Anyone experience this?: Milk Allergy?
My 2yr old had an allergy test done, it showed he has a milk allergy. I understand that because of the milk allergy he should be able to consume soy or almond milk but I notice when he drinks those he sometimes have a few similar reactions as he did with cow’s milk.

My questions are:
1) Why didnt it show he had an allergy to soy?
2) How accurate are these allergy tests?
3) What were your experiences if youve experience a similar situation?

I already have another appointment set up just wanted to hear a little feedback from others who have experienced the same. Thanks.
also he recently had his adenoids removed.

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Answer by Whoaskedu
I didn’t have testing done and found out about 10 years ago I had an allergy to milk. This year I had to have sinus surgery due to polyps so many that I almost couldn’t breath. Its sounds disgusting really I know only too well. My eyes and air ways would swell if I had anything with milk in it. Soy was just as bad for me so I took calcium pills and did without milk.

I could have cheddar cheese without problems also goats milk never affected me. Some people say it stinks I don’t know. Powdered milk and can milk caused me less of a problem if any.

I have never had the allergy test done because I don’t want them putting me through all of that to find out what I already by trial and error have discovered. Because they have you sign a paper also where in they say many things I did not want to sign away on.

If my child had a problem with allergies at 2 years old I would start with wholesome earthy foods. Buy local especially meats, eggs (I can sometimes eat eggs sometimes I hate them) just make sure your food is fresh as possible and with out chemicals.

God bless? P.s. check everything in your fridge for HFCS its so terribly bad

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Has anyone found that they develop a migrane shortly after eating Subway sanwhiches?

Alan — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 18:36:35 +0000

Question by the_girl_collector: Has anyone found that they develop a migrane shortly after eating Subway sanwhiches?
I have heard a rumour that Subway doesn’t use natural flower but something else. I have been suffering terribly from migranes and trying to get to the dietary source of the problem. At first, I thought it might be the nitrates in sandwhich meats, but have found that I still get migranes if eating tunafish from Subway. So I am thinking I might have a “wheat” allergy.

Now you might ask, why do I eat as Subway if I get migranes? Because I noticed the pattern and am now trying to settle on the source. I get migranes outside of eating as Subway, also when eating meats and bread… anyway, any thoughts?
Yes, I am aware it is “flour” not flower, but I was typing quickly. Thanks for the responses so far. As for the taco bell comment, if you do the research you will find that they create their own flour for their bread, in order for it to have a certain consistency of size, texture etc…

Glutten is somthing to consider.

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Answer by bmac
I sure hope Subway doesn’t use ANY “flower” in their subs.

If I got a migraine after eating, I would keep a journal and write down EVERYTHING that I had eaten prior to the onset of the migraine. After a month, I would find the common denominators and start narrowing it down like that.

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Has anyone tried the beer by Anheuser Busch made from Sorghum instead of barley and wheat?

Alan — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 18:33:55 +0000

Question by 818er: Has anyone tried the beer by Anheuser Busch made from Sorghum instead of barley and wheat?
What is the reason? Allergies? Carbs? Is it still made with rice? How did it taste?
It is called redbridge

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Answer by dinah
whats it called?

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Anyone have ideas for a person with severe allergies, on where to eat out?

Alan — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 12:33:38 +0000

Question by tina: Anyone have ideas for a person with severe allergies, on where to eat out?
I have serious allergies to all seafood, all nuts, paprika, eggs, citrus, strawberries, blueberries and wheat. I have had the seafood and nuts allergy for a few years, but just yesterday i received all the others after spending a few days in the hospital for serious reactions. Any help with cooking and eating out at restaurants? I play college athletics and I have to be able to eat when we travel on days I can’t pack food. Any help at all would be much appreciated! Thank you!

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Answer by t1ggerb00
I found this site that has great info.

Eating Out With Food Allergies

http://www.ask.com/bar?q=food+allergies+where+to+eat+out&page=1&qsrc=2417&zoom=Symptoms+of+a+%3CKW%3EFood+Allergy%3C%2FKW%3E%7CList+of+%3CKW%3EFood+Allergies%3C%2FKW%3E%7C%3CKW%3EFood+Allergies%3C%2FKW%3E+Reactions+Symptoms&ab=2&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.eatingwithfoodallergies.com%2Featingoutwithfoodallergies.html

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