I think i got allergic, Please help!!!?
829382
allergies can strike at any time in life.  as long as you've eaten eggs and avacados in the past, you can be allergic to them.  your immune system sets up a response to the thing you're allergic to and reacts to it just as it would if you'd taken a dose of poison.  sounds crazy, but true!  I almost died from one bee sting.  it was the second sting I'd ever had in my life.  but my immune system set up a deadly defense against the venom after the first sting, and years later when I was stung for the second time, it was almost fatal.\nif you really have concern that you're allergic to these two things, I would see an allergist and get tested before eating them again.  I'm not trying to scare you, but if you're allergic, and you eat eat them again, the reaction could be worse than ever.\neggs are one of the most common foods that people are allergic to, and one of the most dangerous to eat if you are allergic to them.  so get things checked out before you eat them again just to be safe okay?  remember, better safe than sorry.
342397
You are surely allergic to it. I have the same problem. I suggest for you to go to a doctor. I went to the doctor and he told me I was just mildly allergic to it because if I was really allergic my throat would close up, and if I did not get help right away I would not be able to breathe. Good luck and I found out I had other allergies too so you could ask your doctor! hope you feel better!!!!
562810
Do you know what you're allergic to?  If not, get tested to try to discover what triggered it.  Keep in mind, though, that we can develop new allergies over time, and sometimes they have a hard time pinning down everything that you are allergic to.\n\nI have a nut allergy.  I carry 2 epi pens with me at all times.  I read the labels on EVERYTHING that I eat... and if it doesn't have a label I don't eat it. (except for fresh fruits and veggies and easily identifiable things.)\n\nIn our case, the fear is a good thing.  I've had friends make fun of me for not trying new foods... but they just don't understand how scary it is to know that just one bite could kill you.\n\nIf it is a food allergy that triggers you, check out the website I listed below.  They have a lot of good tips on how to cope with everyday life.
660357
You may have come in contact with something you may be allergic to. It could also be eczema or psoriasis.  It's best to let a professional diagnose you then us.
642542
It depends on your body.  One day you could be allergric and another day your fine.  It also depends on how much oil or perfume is in the incense and what other stuff is in it.  Try taking anti-histamines
266309
Sounds like an allergic reaction to a food or drug.\nSounds like you are ok now.  Did the ER not provide you with any additional info?
978123
i have a holistic/natural remedy for you.  get some local honey (honey made in your local area) and take one tablespoon a day.  within two weeks you should notice a remarkable improvement.\n\nhow it works:  the bees collect pollen from plants in your area (pollen is what makes your nose runny, itchy and sneeze) and make honey with it.  by ingesting a small amount you are building up your natural immunity to the ACTUAL allergens that are bothering you.  \n\nthis is amazing, inexpensive and tastes yummy.  if you don't want to swallow a spoon of honey, add it to your tea, coffee, cereal etc.\n\nhappy thoughts of great breathing, love, peace and light!
110113
Well, the first thing to ask is do you have any food allergies?  And second, if you do, did you read the label on the chocolate product?  Either way, it really does sound like a food allergy reaction and it might be a good idea to call your doctor.  In any case I hope you will be okay.
493017
Stop the medicine and call your doctor.  You have developed an allergy to the medicine.  Regardless of how many times you have taken it, allergies can develop at any age.\n\nCall your doctor and he or she will change your medicine.
266312
An allergic reaction probably would've happened right away; but if you have taken Benadryl safely in the past, you could always try it and see if the symtoms go away.  It just doesn't sound like an allergic reaction, since you didn't mention itching and rash.  \n\nThis is more likely the beginning of an infection (doctors call it cellulitis) and you need to take antibiotics to get rid of it.  You can usually tell an infection by swelling and redness - but you shouldn't diagnose yourself.  You definitely need to see a doctor because, if it is an infection, it can keep growing in the tissue of your foot and you DON'T want to deal with that.  \n\nI don't necessarily think you need to go wait 4 hours in an emergency room (especially since you are working and all that) - unless you are having symptoms of an allergic reaction that is spreading over your whole body (like rash, shortness of breath, etc. - then it's Emergency Room time).  If you have health coverage, your doctor should see you right away once you tell him/her your symptoms (like the same day).  A lot of times, the people answering the phone at the doctor's office won't know how serious this can be.  If they won't give you an appointment the same day or, at the latest, the next day, ask for a call back from your doctor.  Definitely get it taken care of - sooner than later.  Take care :)
924710
What a great description!  I hope this isn't really happening to you, but if it is,  you're probably having a serious problem digesting something & that can lead to other health problems (like malabsorption.) Try eliminaing foods & then reintrucing them to see what's aggrivating you.  (see http://www.food-allergy.org/page2.html ) You can also try immodium a.d. or pepto-bismol. Go see your doctor if you keep having problems.  & wash your shirt & walls!  : )
879921
Maybe... See a doctor if it happens again.\nWhen you swallow, you have to stop eating. If you were having some trouble breathing anyway, took large bits or developed reflux, as someone else suggested, your breath control could've been impaired. It took longer for you to recover and start breathing again.\nThe second thing is: were you eating any new foods or spices? Sometimes you could also develop an allergy to something you have always eaten.
516768
Try some topical benedryl. The cream you can buy at the drug store. Sounds like an allergic reaction
856568
Your allergic...I worked for an allergist for 5 yrs. You don't need to see an allergist but just stay away from those foods. If the reaction gets worse then go see the allergist to be tested and to get an epi-pen.
346432
see a dr. bendry has few allergic reactions,maybe it reacted\nto something you have and simply made it worse,usually in reaction to it you simply sleep it off,try tylenol and get to the dr.
749985
If you took them for 9 days that seems odd to break out so late? Are you sure it isn't something else? Anyhow you should be through the process by now. i would however tell both to have it on record that you should be give something different. If you truly are allergic you don't want to get them again. Right? So, that is something they both need to know.
549830
it might be allergies! talk to a doctor.