Sensitivity to fish ???
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Maybe she doesn't like fish and gets stomach problems so she doesn't have to eat it.  Also likely is that she is sensitive to the oil in fish and it upsets her stomach, sort of like a sensitivity people have to lactose in milk or cheese.  That's not an allergy but it's an inability to digest lactose.  Could be something similar.  I'd say, don't give her fish.  There's plenty of other stuff to eat.
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I hope you shall feel better.\nYour skin sensitivity could be due to your immune system fighting/isolating the wrong thing. You should definitely see your doctor, even an over the phone conversation with your doc. could help you get a better understanding of the situation.\nAll the best
753060
try taking 1000mg of fish oil ...2 capsules 3 x a day
690911
maybe apples are too sour for ur sensitive tummy,,, make sure u dont eat them on an empty tank
967931
go have a food intolerance test done. you may find that you actually eating the wrong types of food, and thats whats making you feel so drained and lethargic. i was feeling like that a few months ago and it drove me insane, as i "thought" i ate correctly, went to gym, and am fairly healthy. went for the test and it showed that i had a sensitivity towards lactose and wheat. ive since cut those out of my diet and it most certainly has made a huge difference in my energy levels as my body was struggling to digest those food items.\n\nand my skin has actually improved too. i know thats not relevant, but there you go...
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No. It is possible to be allergic to substances or organisms in water, but pure water with a low salinity level cannot cause allergies in whatsoever application.\n\nIt is perfectly possible to have an allergic reaction to treated water from the tab: I have a chlorine allergy, for instance. All I need to get a severe case of sinusitis are minuscule concentrations of free chlorine in the water.
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Wonderfully fresh, barbecued salmon, from California.\n\nFollowed closely by Fresh Tuna, in Gran Canaria, Spain.  That was the 1st time I ever had fish that didn't smell fishy...if that makes sense.
40440
I would go to see a naturopathic doctor. A lot of the time, things like these are caused by underlying problems with allergies and food sensitivities or other causes. Try it, because you have probably become antibiotic resistant now that you have been on them for 4 years, and they will not work for you later if you need them.
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It might be for you. Usually dairy products, nuts and cholocolate can act as a trigger. I find bad smells affect me. It is important to notice what foods to oavoid and limit, in your case coconut. It wasn't chocolate covered coconut was it? It might be the choloclate taht troubles you.
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My husband gets a terrible stomach ache after eating fish etc.Its best to just leave those things that bother you alone. He now takes Nexium and it helps a lot with some of the other things he is bothered with. Maybe his doctor can suggest something.
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Dang, I can't top some of your answers, but I used to fish alot in Texas..\n\nI caught a pretty fat catfish once --- sortof looked retarted, his head was so big........should have been longer for the size of the head............He still tasted good, tho......and I've caught many 3-5 lb. bass.........but those got thrown back........and they FEEL LIKE you've got a gigantic fish on your line!!!   \n\nA crappie will lightly nip and tug.......whereas a bass will yank your arm off.............lol!\n\nSo --- I'm sure that right after some of the bass catches........when I saw the line move --- I probably ripped the lips off of some crappie, attempting to set the hook, and then... didn't have a 'fish'...............afterall...........  \n\n(Sorry, crappie)!!!
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Well at least your not lubing the small animals and shoving them up your @ss! Seriously, the only thing I'm concerned about is the cleanliness of the animals. Maybe you should start breeding them in a safe and clean environment. Good luck! By the way, stay away from my goldfish!
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Depending where you are on the coast try some Cod, if this doesn't produce try chicken livers.\nLet the chicken livers sit in the sun for a few hours and then use them this will make them rank enough and they should be fine.
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Unfortunately this is a sign of disease in fish. It usually comes before their death. You could try an antibacterial remedy.
216067
entirely possible. Check the fish in your sushi carefully. Better still, stick to shrimp & crab sushi as they're cooked
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I know you said allergy pills don't work........I agree that most don't....try Claritin D......\nBut first you really should find out if that is an allergic reaction to an animal.....perhaps a cat?     What if you ate something and had the attack from that?   You need to know what it is and pay attention to your surroundings and what you eat.  very important!\nI have severe allergies and became sensitive(more allergic) over the years........only recently I broke out in hives twice this past summer.......both times I had shell fish ...shrimp....so now I know not to eat it anymore.\nTry natural herb products which you'll find in stores like "The Vitamin Shoppe"......
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I sympathise as I have the same problem.\n\nMost of mine seems to be brought on by stress, though some foods do trigger it.\n\nI've done a test http://www.yorktest.com/ that told me I was intolerant to lactose/dairy, gluten and eggs. However I find that a combination of brown bread and natural yoghurt will settle me down - so it's best to go on what YOU find out rather than what people say.\n\nSpice will always set me off, but I love spice, so I do have it every so often, but I try and plan it, so that I take the tablets prescribed beforehand so that I'm less likely to be severely affected.\n\nI have got a LOT better since I started meditating - it gives me a little time to de-stress. It's fun to do it with a group - I did it for a time with a local buddhist-run group - but it's nice on your own too. Try http://www.wildmind.org for to get you started - the Mindfulness of Breathing and the Metta Bhavana meditations are both really nice. Burning some Nag Champa Agarbatti incense helps too, plus smells lovely.\n\nBasically experiment with removing foods from your diet for a short time, and also see if you can notice any pattern e.g. is it worse when you eat a particular food.\n\nIf you notice a food or foods that help relieve it a little, keep a stock. Even if it makes you feel a little better it's good.\n\nIf you can't control it by diet alone, see if your doctor can help you with tablets. You may be able to get over the counter Immodium to work, but it didn't with me so I ended up getting Lomotil prescribed by the doctor. But I only use that when I really have to, so as not to build up a tolerance to it.\n\nI'm a lot better now than I was, but it does come and go - sometimes I can be fine for wekks, then have a bit of an attack for a few weeks, but it's getting better.\n\nGood luck!