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Wheezing Reaction To Peanut Butter?

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175comet Rookie
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I've tried peanut butter twice now on my elimination diet. Seemed to cause some bloating but I wasn't sure if was carry-over from something I ate the day before.

So I tried it again today. About 30 min afterwards I noticed shortness of breath and some wheezing. Could this be the PB? It could just be something else I'm coming down with. All my other food sensitivities cause bloating and maybe some tingling / joint stiffness / vertigo (I have neurological reactions to gluten). But I've never had wheezing.

Can this happen when I've never had a problem w nuts before? Has anyone experienced this type of reaction?

I'm currently on a food elimination diet to figure out my other sensitivities/ intolerances. So far:

OK: eggs, wine

Sensitivity to: dairy, soy, red peppers), ok w corn in small amounts only, strawberries, ok w caffeine in small dosages., may have issue w banana & garlic- need to test again.

Thanks!!

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shadowicewolf Proficient
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Could you be allergic to it?

tarnalberry Community Regular
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If you're coming down with a respiratory illness right now also, there is no way to tell if it was the peanut butter or the illness.

You would have to try PB again when you're not sick. 

If you strongly feel you could be allergic to it, I'd look into doing that at a doctor's office.

175comet Rookie
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I'm not coming down with anything. But I guess you are right. I'll just have to try it again. I had an old puffer in the medicine cabinet for my daughter. I tried it and I totally felt better. I never had any other allergies, but who knows.

175comet Rookie
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Never mind. I went to the walk-in clinc and he said its pleurisy.

Thanks though!

Juliebove Rising Star
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Never mind. I went to the walk-in clinc and he said its pleurisy.

Thanks though!

Oh no!  Take care of yourself and get lots of rest.  My friend had that.  It was horrible!

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