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Celery good or bad?


Naisy Naye

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Naisy Naye Newbie

Hello everyone

I am new to this forum but I have a random food intolerance question, is celery bad re-active with any of you? I have noticed lately every time I have tried to eat it and it seems to get stuck in my esophagus and I can not swallow. I am bleching excessively and it has got me super freaked out :(

Did the same with a salmon fillet on the weekend I felt it may have been too fatty, it is sadly disappointing as it was one of my favourite things to eat.

Being a Pesco-vegetarian/ Celiac finding daily food really a struggle to have a good food day. 

Hope you are all keeping safe and well with all the Covid-19 restrictions.

 


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GFinDC Veteran

Hi,

I don''t have the same reaction to celery as you. but I don't eat it.  It does make me sick.  In Europe celery is recognized as a major allergen.  More info in link.

https://www.allergywise.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Celery.pdf

Try a search on celery allergy and you will find lots of info.

Naisy Naye Newbie
13 hours ago, GFinDC said:

Hi there and WOW thank you so much, I will look and read up on this website.

Much appreciated. 🙂

 

  • 2 months later...
Natalia Lopez Rookie

Hi Naisy, 

I don’t do well with celery either. I don’t have the same reaction about not being able to swallow it but do feel bloated, gassy, my stomach rumbles and causes me to belch a lot. I wasn’t aware of these symptoms until I knew I had celiac about 3 months ago. Then took a food sensitivity test and realized celery was also causing problems along with many other fruits and vegetables. (Not the same symptoms for all the foods I have to avoid for now). 

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