F ood allergies affect millions of Americans, with increasing numbers diagnosed each year. These allergies occur when the immune system mistakenly identifies certain proteins in f ...

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Beyond the classic symptoms of watery eyes and sniffles, there are more unusual ones, which can be mistaken for other things. Experts reveal what to look out for ...

A deep dive into shellfish allergy symptoms, causes and risks. From itchy hives to full-blown anaphylaxis, why seafood ...

Yep, Egg Allergies Are Real—but Do You Have One? If you suspect that rash or upset stomach may be something more, read this before cracking into your next breakfast Photo: Getty Images/hxyume ...

Food allergies are a lot more than just avoiding certain dishes, they require a relentless attention to detail and of course, the grit to keep asking questions, despite the nagging worry that you ...

Keep track Recording in a food diary what you are ingesting may help to identify which food is causing the allergy. It may also help to identify the pattern. Keep an eye out for delayed reactions.

Cole Copeland was 2 years old when he finally had the chance to try his brother’s favorite meal: a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Diagnosed with allergies to multiple foods – including peanuts, ...

Food allergies in kids are becoming increasingly common. About 6 million children in the United States live with at least one food allergy, a figure that’s up 70% since 1997. Most of us will ...

The relationship between food allergies and chronic illness represents one of the most significant yet underappreciated connections in modern health care. While conventional medicine has long ...

This allergy affects approximately 2-3 percent of young children, making it one of the most common childhood food allergies. Though many children outgrow milk allergies by age 5, some carry this ...

Mild to moderate signs of food allergy include a swollen face, lips or eyes; hives or welts on your skin; or vomiting. A severe allergic reaction (called anaphylaxis) can cause trouble breathing ...