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New Allergy? When Will It End?

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How much is one person supposed to give with this disease? I ate a dish with cauliflower for dinner and burning itchy hives popped up!! Seriously? Just a few months in and I can only have half of the foods I could eat before. What will happen six months from now?? Just need to vent :(

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Lisa Mentor
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How much is one person supposed to give with this disease? I ate a dish with cauliflower for dinner and burning itchy hives popped up!! Seriously? Just a few months in and I can only have half of the foods I could eat before. What will happen six months from now?? Just need to vent :(

Perhaps  it depends on how much you want to endure and how careful you choose to be?  Did you check the cauliflower for a sauce made with flour before you ate it? Or perhaps you are early into the diet and all foods can be problematic.

 

If you walk around this site, it may help you finding areas that might be a concern to you.  I enjoy a full life and enjoy my food in most places I go.  Knowlege is the key. ;)

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Lisa, this is food I prepared myself. Eating out is a big no no at this time in my diet given the multiple new allergies I have developed. Gluten and cc was not an issue. Cauliflower was the new food I was introducing and immediately I had an allergic reaction to it. Guessing because I used to eat a lot of it :(

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Lisa, this is food I prepared myself. Eating out is a big no no at this time in my diet given the multiple new allergies I have developed. Gluten and cc was not an issue. Cauliflower was the new food I was introducing and immediately I had an allergic reaction to it. Guessing because I used to eat a lot of it :(

I wouldn't think that was the cause.

 

Allergies can come on with no rhyme or reason for it. I have one to tomatoes that came out of no where.

 

I would look into why your immune system is acting up so much.

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Thank you shadowicewolf. I have seen a few allergists and no doctor has a clue on why this is going on. Any ideas on specific questions I can ask or different specialists I can see are welcome.

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Thank you shadowicewolf. I have seen a few allergists and no doctor has a clue on why this is going on. Any ideas on specific questions I can ask or different specialists I can see are welcome.

I have no idea honestly.

 

I do know, however, once gluten is removed it stops a "blanket" effect covering other potential issues.

 

It could be that since your body is so out of sorts with the recent change and recovering that it is far more sensitive to certain things.

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I can relate.  I say this as I sit here scratching all over.  The hives started last night.  I just figured it was something in the air and maybe not food.

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