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My son had signs of mild
My son had signs of mild eczema right after I delivered him. Two years later he was diagnosed with egg, milk, wheat, beef and shellfish allergies. My husband had taken him to the grocery store and a clerk handed him a cookie. He immediately started throwing up and he continued to do so for about an hour. We found out from the grocery store that it was a peanut butter cookie and after testing found out that he had severe tree nut and peanut allergies. This post is so accurate because at age five he lost the egg, milk, wheat, beef and shellfish allergies and today lives with the peanut and tree nut allergies. If you have any more information, please post. Is there a link to eczema and is there a way of stopping this reactions to nuts, especially after the other allergies disappeared. If anyone has any information on this topic, please share.
My son could only nurse for
My son could only nurse for the first 2 years of his life and I couldnt even eat or drink milk or eggs. And his skin was so bad!! The only allergy he has today is peanut... WOW!! Im thinking now!