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What Are The Symptoms Of Allergy To Casein?


Kelly J.

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Hello Everyone!

I've read that many people that are celiac are allergic to casein. What are the symptoms of a casein allergy?


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Well, it depends on if you have a allergy or intolerance. I think I have both. For me, symptoms include D, C, bloating and brain fog (intolerance) as well as throat swelling and difficulty breathing (allergy). I also get hive like things on my tounge and blood blisters in my mouth.

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I'm not allergic to casein, but intolerant. My symptoms are much like my glutening symptoms, first D then C, brain fog, irritability, fatique...and I'm sure I'm forgetting some symptoms, I haven't had any dairy for a while.

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I'm allergic. I get the hives, swelling, asthma, stomach cramps, bloody diahrrea, eczema, low blood pressure, passing out. Some people have very mild allergic symptoms, like chronic ear infections or sinus problems. Other people have more immediate serious reactions. The best way to find out is take it out of your diet and see if you improve, then put it back in and see if you are sick again. But if it makes you very sick ask a doctor first.

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