Dear Amy: I currently am wrestling with several serious food allergies. Lab bloodwork has just revealed an autoimmune disorder. I am scheduled to see a rheumatologist in two months. My body is thro… ...

There are many possible symptoms of food allergies in children. That's why it's important for parents to know what they are and how to prevent them.

When you think of food allergies, you might picture someone eating something and then breaking out in hives or even gasping for breath.. But often the symptoms people report as allergy-related are ...

At least one in 10 American adults have a food allergy, but almost twice that many think they have one, according to new research out today.. In a survey of over 40,000 people conducted between ...

According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, as of 2021, about 20 million people have food allergies in the U.S. The nine most common food allergies are milk, soy, eggs, wheat ...

Swelling, itching, hives, shortness of breath, difficulty swallowing, lightheadedness, and/or vomiting within a few minutes to a couple of hours of eating a food may signal an allergy.

Food allergies can lead to reactions such as hives, anaphylaxis, shortness of breath, wheezing, itching, swelling or allergic-like reactions called intolerances, Zhou said.

Diagnosed with allergies to multiple foods – including peanuts, eggs, cashews and hazelnuts – Cole faced an anxious childhood filled with food restrictions. His mother, Jessica Copeland, chief of ...

Food allergies are a mystery that science is only just beginning to unravel.Eight food categories, including fish, shellfish, eggs, milk and peanuts, are now widely recognized as major allergens.

Ask Amy: Allergies bring on rash of restrictions. Updated: Feb. 27, 2021, ... So, what should I do when I get together with friends or family for dinners and they try to make special food for me?

Dear Amy: I currently am wrestling with several serious food allergies. Lab bloodwork has just revealed an autoimmune disorder. I am scheduled to see a rheumatologist in two months.