allergic reaction to vitamen c is it possible?
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i have never heard of it but i am sure that it is possible. people can be allergic to all kinds of things . i have heard of being allergic to: the sun if you can be allergic to the sun anything is possible.
446872
Ouch. Have you been taking any vitamins containing Vit.K.\nIt happened to me and my sis told me about it.  My head also itches since I am allergic to some shampoos and when I do not use that shampoo, there is no itching.
315042
It's possible.  If there are artifical flavorings, preservatives, or coloring, that are in the brand you buy, they could be the cause of itching.
78104
I'm allergic to carrots :)
110113
Well, the first thing to ask is do you have any food allergies?  And second, if you do, did you read the label on the chocolate product?  Either way, it really does sound like a food allergy reaction and it might be a good idea to call your doctor.  In any case I hope you will be okay.
332481
If you go to www.wedmd.com you can type in your perscription medication and it will tell you what it reacts to. It is a useful tool. I used to use it all the time when my father was alive. He was on 19 different medications for his heart, kidneys, gout, and allergies. \n\nFurthermore if in doubt check with a pharmacist and/or doctor. \n\n*Disclaimer: I am not a doctor and all information given should be noted as such. For professional opinions contact your personal physician.*
974063
Ezema can be food or soap allergies.  Change soap you wash clothes in to Dreft.  Also, if you start deleting things from the diet such as dairy, breads, chocolate ...you will eventually trace it down.  Also, allergy Doctors or clinics can help with allergy detection and elimination.  My son was allergic to 21 differnet things that we fed him regularly such as orange juice, peas, ham and  our daily diet items.  Usually foods they like best & ask for the most can be allergy causing.  Try eliminating those first.
970506
Good, I see you have been taking him to a Doctor, which would be my first answer.\n\nAnd a second opinion may be in order, has he seen a allergy specialist?\n\nAlso, yes, anti biotics can lose their effectiveness.  And there may be something in the environment that he is particularly sensitive too.\n\nSo book an appointment with an allergist first!! And then take necessary steps to "clean" the environment.  You can't get rid of it if you don't know what it is, which is why I suggest the Doctor FIRST.\n\nGood luck.\n\nPeace.
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The only way to develop an allergy is to be exposed to the allergen. So, it is possible to have had milk-based formula and still be allergic to milk.\n\nI'd have to disagree that your child would also be allergic to soy milk. Soy milk does not have lactose or milk protein in it (casein), so should be an option for you. Also, some people (myself included) have found that although they couldn't drink cow milk, they can drink goat milk. That may be another option. \n\nCould something else be causing the rash? It's possible, but since it has happened in close proximity to introducing whole milk, it's pretty suspicious.
253210
I too am allergic to wheat, corn, dairy, cats, house mites and house dust oh and some trees. no grass though. I have been taking Atarax at night, because it makes me sleepy and then Allegra 180 in the am. By the way i was diagnosed with Uticaria, Skin Writing. Get with a good allergist, really push him, make him write a small dose of some form of anti histamine. And, as horrible as it is, keep your child off the foods that make him allergic. But  in saying that, foods may or may not make him itch, it could be just one food. Corn does make me itch. I can sneek a few foods in once in a while. I thank the Atarax and Allegra.\nGood luck.
1021114
It isn't really possible to have a true allergy to those things because they are just hormones...your body already has these hormones.  What sounds like might be happening is when you have an increased level of hormones (when you took depo, bc pills and had your baby) your body reacted to it by getting hives.  I might go see an endocrinologist, which is a doctor that specializes in hormones.  You could go see an allergist too.
751005
The first goal is to identify whether food allergy is involved. Studies show that nearly ninety percent of people with eczema are allergic to one or more of seven foods: milk, egg, peanut, wheat, cod, catfish, and cashews. Another study found that milk, eggs, and peanuts accounted for roughly eighty-one percent of all cases of eczema. Yet another study found that sixty percent of people with severe eczema had an allergic reaction to one or two foods including eggs, cow's milk, peanut, fish, wheat, or soybean.\n\nTo discover if you have a food allergy, use the elimination diet and challenge method. Keep away from the most common allergens for a period of at least ten days. Also avoid artificial colors and preservatives. Then reintroduce the suspected foods slowly back into the diet. If symptoms return, keep from eating the food for at least a year.\n\nExternally put Vitamin E on your skin.  Use Dr. Bronners Organic Tea Tree Oil liquid soap (make sure to dilute it first)  Use for facial cleansing and cleaning minor cuts and scrapes as well as everyday bathing.  Get this at a health food store.\n  \nIngredients: Water, Saponified Organic Coconut & Olive oils (w/ retained Glycerin), Organic Hemp Oil, Organic Jojoba Oil, Organic Tea Tree Oil, Citric Acid, Vitamin E
353991
might be allergic to sand mites
226216
firts i want say any thing in this world may produce allergy even sun may produces allergy , allergy is an abnormal response to particular thing due to abnormal gene .\nto cpmeover allergy u must know the source or the thing that cause allergy to u  and avoid it  forexamle if u have allergy for fish u mustnot eat fish , if u donot know the thing that produce alergy u can do some blood tests to know and make somethiung like vaccine . \nantiallergi drugs may be helpfuyl as antihistaminick drugs and u may use cortisone at late stages according to ur docotor adivice and follow up but i want say avoiding of allergen or substance that produce allergy is the best way  of treatment
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An hour or two?  Sounds like a friend of mine daughter.  Have you looked into a food allergy?  You don't say how old she is, what she eats, or how much, but I would look into that.\n\nIt turned out that my friends daughter has **ciliac**(spelling may be off) [EDIT: I put crones in there first, my mistake] disease.  She can not eat wheat products (bread, pasta, etc.)
912155
An allergy perhaps?  Hayfever?
188491
I got tested for allergies and they kind of tested me by sticking around 50plus needles of different known food stuff on either fore arms. They also told me that I was very allergic to peanuts and which happens to be my favorite. The final conclusion was that I was allergic to 90% of food stuff. In your case it could possibly be that they must be testing you for all toxins derived from edible nuts. These tests are done to check out which stuff is toxic for us by studying how our body reacts to these minute quantities injected into us. Depending on the swelling at the place of the prick and using some scale they decide how toxic is that particular stuff. When I was told that I was allergic to over 90 % of food stuff I inquired with them what I should be doing and they were kind of prepared to put me on some immunity altering injections and drugs. When I consulted certain other doctors all that they could say was we really wouldn't be able to predict the outcome and one of them even asked me to go home and eat whatever I could in moderation. After that I have kind of begun eating each and everything and now I don't seem to have that severity of allergy. I would however suggest that you try out whatever you want to eat in little quantities first and then see if any change is there like itching, rashes etc. If there is stop it if not go ahead nothing will happen. Best of Luck