Oral Allergy Syndrome May 6, 2008
Posted by JI Soucie in food allergy.Tags: food allergy, itchy mouth, itchy throat, lip swelling, oral allergy, oral allergy syndrome, throat swelling, tingling lips
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Oral allergy syndrome occurs in people with food allergies. When an allergic person eats a certain food they may feel, tingling of the lips or mouth, itchiness of the mouth or throat, and swelling. The reaction can be caused by fruits and vegetables more often in ragweed season.
However, I have had personal experience with itching of the throat and mouth with eating cod. Oral Allergy Syndrome can occur with most any food you are allergic to, but more often the culprits are fruits and vegetables. The following articles have more information on Oral Allergy Syndrome.
Oral Allergy Syndrome – http://allergies.about.com/od/foodallergies/a/oas.htm
Oral Allergy Syndrome Made Worse by Ragweed, Fruits and Vegetables – http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/79877.php
Have a great day!
J.I.
JI Soucie
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