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Advise About Salicylates/histamines


jhol

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im beginning to feel my problems are nothing to do with gluten and more to do with histamines and salicylates.( all tests neg, even allergy tests)

 

so ive still got the rash on hands and face even though ive changed all toiletries and makeup, and im now eating a very restricted diet

ate some cheese the other day which i think makes my hands worse but when i think about it i ate a mixed salad with olives and olive oil, tomatoes, peppers,hummus and grilled halloumi .nearly all of them high in histamines!!!

 

i also bought some ds gluten free bread- it was on the reduced section at 30 p!!- bought 3 loaves coz it doesnt have potato in it. but it did have soya and yeast.  the rash on hands and face is pretty bad now. so is it the soya or the yeast in the bread-which ive read is high in histamines.

 

if i do have a problem with histamines wouldnt it have shown up in my allergy tests when they put the tester on?

 

im so confused at the moment. on the one hand i feel im restricting my diet for nothing, but on the other i do know im reacting to things.

cant remember now why i was looking at salicylates heads a bit mixed up at the moment. how would i bring this up at the doctors? considering they,ve probably not heard of it.and ive read to be tested for histamine you have to be eating it.ive probably cut most of it out due to the diet im eating at the moment.

any help gratefully received.


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seraphim Contributor

Honestly I'm just as confused in my situation cept it's allergies or sals. I too don't want to be on such restricted diet unless need be. Eating the same thing over and over is making me more sick.

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im feeling the way i did before i gave up gluten and dairy!

 

i have this sickly feeling that goes right up to my adams apple, i can feel something stuck in my throat and i have absolutely no appetite but still not losing weight.

im proper fed up!

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The throat and weight thing sounds like possible thyroid.

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