Food Allergies Treatment

Question by V@CI@: What’s good to take when suffering with food allergies? Foods that have soy, peanuts and wheat in it.?
I’ve been taking benadryl and sprays, and nothing seems to be working for me!

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Answer by Sunshine
Go see a doctor or allergist for this

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Question by pink orchid: I am allergic to dairy, wheat, peanuts, corn and soy. Can I survive solely on fruits, vegetables and fish ?
I am sensitive to beef, poultry and pork products so those aren’t great options either…

I have also tested positive to allergies of dust mites, mold, dog, cat, grass and trees. I was tested for all other diseases and everything came back negative. Why do I suddenly have so many allergies?

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Answer by davantep
sry but ur gunna die in a few days jk i couldnt id need gushers!!!!

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Question by Melissa: My son is allergic to milk, egg whites, soybean, peanuts, cod fish, and wheat. What can he eat?
My son will be 3 in July. I already knew he was allergic to milk. He was just tested and now I know he has other food allergies. He’s even allergic to cat & dog dander (not unusual) and cockroaches (unusual to me). What am I suppose to feed him? I can’t find goats milk, where am I suppose to look? Obviously a farm, but there are a lot of farms, where do I go and what am I suppose to feed him?

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Answer by velida_v
Chocolate!

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Question by Lori: My 19mth old has tested positive for food allergies, (so far wheat, soy, corn, peanuts, milk, and egg whites).
He doesn’t see a specialist for another week. I need to know how to find foods he can eat. PLEASE HELP!

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Answer by Hunny Bunz
For starters go completely organic. Those types of stores have a lot of foods that are free of dyes and other additives that sensitive kids shouldn’t have. I would take a list and go to the store. Read labels and try to keep things simple, not a lot of processed foods with hidden ingredients. This is for the time being. Next visit, the nutritionist after you get a complete list of the allergies so they can teach you about which nutrients to get from where, and the safest foods without a lot of additives. Good luck! Poor little guy!

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Question by haleysmom: Avoiding peanut allergies. I was advised to wait until my daughter was 3 before giving her peanuts.?
She is 16 months old and got a hold of some peanuts and ate them. She didn’t have any allergic reaction but I don’t know if I should now give her peanuts regularly or should I wait until she is three before giving her anymore. Does anyone know?

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Answer by Amy B
Yes. Wait until she’s 3. Don’t give her peanut butter either. For the same reason.

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