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Solanaceae Allergy

Solanaceae, also known as nightshade or potato family, is a family of flowering plants and agriculture crops. Food, spice and medicine are produced by this family in a large quantity; therefore, human beings used them extensively. Potato, tomato, eggplant, chili pepper, paprika, wolfberry and tomatillo, are a few family members of solanaceae family of foods. Rich in toxicity and alkaloid, this family can disturb human beings and animals from mildly irritating to fatal results. Solanaceae allergy can reach from annoying someone to life threats.

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Soy allergy symptoms

ALLERGY SYMPTOMS OF SOYA

The food prepared with soy products which causes allergy is known as soy allergy symptoms. This is an over sensitivity to diets that are made from soya. For many people this soy allergy symptoms causes overreaction in the immune system which results in serious physical symptoms. Among the nine general food allergens for adults and children soy allergy is one. This is the estimation of the Asthma and Allergy foundation of America. The treatment for this allergy is avoiding and excluding the foods that are prepared using soy ingredients. Anaphylaxis is the severe food allergy and it needs an emergency treatment. The treatment is with Epinephrine and antihistamine like Benadryl. In case Anaphylaxis the patient must see the doctor immediately otherwise it may be fatal.

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Soy allergy

Over the last few years food allergies have been on the rise in both children and adults. There are so many variations of food allergies from milk, peanut, tree nut, gluten and soy. We will take some time to explain the soy allergy and how to deal with this. It does not matter what the allergy is, they are all scary since we do not know exactly how our bodies will react if we ingest it. Let us help ease that panic and help you breathe a little easier.

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