If you’re allergic to vitamin D, the allergic reaction can cause a few different skin disorders to flare-up. The most common skin disorders that a vitamin D allergy can cause include hives and eczema, according to Drugs.com.
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Chest congestion is the result of inflammation and excessive mucus in the lungs caused by the common cold, allergic reactions or bronchitis. If you are experiencing chest congestion, make an appointment with your doctor for a proper diagnosis.
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Stomachache after eating pancakes from a mix is not normal, and should be evaluated by a doctor. If you experience a stomachache after eating pancakes from a mix, you may have a food allergy, or intolerance to one or more of the ingredients. Avoid eating raw pancake batter before cooking it.
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Protein powder should not cause headaches. If you experience headaches every time you ingest protein powder, you may have an allergy to whey protein. Whey protein is the most commonly used protein in most protein powder drinks.
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An egg allergy is one of the most common food-related allergies among young children, but can affect anyone at any age, according to KidsHealth.org. If you’ve been diagnosed with an allergy to egg whites, you should avoid all products containing eggs.
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Diarrhea is a common medical condition that results from another medical condition and is treated with diet modification. If you’re experiencing diarrhea, call your doctor before making any changes to the foods you’re eating.
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Food allergies may be the primary source for acne, according to Food Allergy Solutions. Any thing that affects the immune system and leads to inflammation can cause an outbreak of acne. If you notice that you only break out when you eat peanuts, discontinue eating them and call your doctor.
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If you eat fish and then develop a blister-like rash that weeps and crusts over, you are most likely experiencing an allergic reaction to fish. Fish allergies affect an estimated 7 million people in the United States, according to the Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network.
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Canola oil is a healthy alternative to using vegetable oil because of its low impact on cholesterol, but if you’re allergic to it, you will experience undesirable symptoms. An allergy to canola oil is considered uncommon but can cause minor to severe symptoms.
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Vitamin B-12 is taken in supplement form for people who lack the essential vitamin. An allergy to vitamin B-12 is uncommon but is possible. Drugs.com states that B-12 is important for cell reproduction, growth and blood formation.
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If you’re allergic to milk, it is not advisable to consume any dairy product, including yogurt, according to the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. If you’ve been diagnosed with a milk allergy, you run the risk of experiencing a life-threatening reaction called anaphylactic shock.
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An allergy to mustard is an uncommon food allergy. Common foods that cause an allergic reaction include: fish, shellfish, wheat, soy, milk, tree nuts, peanuts and eggs, according to MedlinePlus.
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Most food allergies are related to the proteins found in specific foods, such as gluten, whey or casein. Recent studies reported by ABC News state that certain uncommon allergies, such as an allergy to meat, found that the reaction was to certain carbohydrates found in foods, and not proteins.
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The Food Allergy and Anaphylactic Network states that most wheat and grain allergies are experienced in childhood and outgrown by adulthood. A wheat allergy can occur at any age and needs to be evaluated and diagnosed by a medical doctor.
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Lemongrass is an herb that is commonly used in Asian cuisine, herbal teas and in essential oil form, according to Drugs.com. Depending on how you use lemongrass can determine what type of allergic reaction you will experience.
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Taking a multivitamin is a seemingly healthy thing to do, but for people who are allergic to multivitamins, it can cause unpleasant symptoms. Some symptoms that develop after taking a multivitamin are not related to an allergy.
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A kidney bean allergy is rare, but you may be at greater risk if you’re allergic to other foods in the legume family. Peanuts and soy beans are two of the most common legumes that cause an allergic reaction.
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In 2006, the Food and Drug Administration began classifying coconuts as a tree nut allergy. Although coconut oil does not contain tree nut proteins, the FDA suspects that people with a tree nut allergy should avoid consuming coconut ingredients, including coconut oil.
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Yes, you can eat seaweed if you have a seafood allergy, but you should eat it with caution. Seaweed does not contain any fish proteins or any other seafood properties. However, if you have a seafood allergy, MayoClinic.
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Vomiting is typically the result of nausea and may be caused by many conditions. The most common condition that causes vomiting and nausea is viral gastroenteritis, or the stomach flu. Excessive vomiting can cause your body to become dehydrated, depleting your system of needed water and salts.
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