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An individual allergic to cherries may experience symptoms including itchiness and rash on the skin. There may also be the emergence of hives or eczema as the body reacts to the allergen.
After ingesting cherries, the allergic reaction can cause the mouth, tongue, and throat to swell. This can lead to difficulty in swallowing or breathing, which in severe cases, could indicate the onset of anaphylaxis.
Symptoms of digestive disturbance may also arise, including stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea or constipation. This occurs as the body tries to remove the allergen.
Allergies to cherries can cause runny nose, sneezing, and nasal congestion. This is a common allergic response as the body tries to expel allergens.
The person may experience wheezing, coughing or a tight feeling in the chest. These are symptoms related to the respiratory system and can be particularly distressing, especially for individuals who have asthma or other respiratory conditions.
This is a severe and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction which can occur in some people. Symptoms include a rapid weak pulse, low blood pressure, swollen throat or tongue, and fainting. Anaphylaxis is a medical emergency and requires immediate treatment.
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Understanding allergy symptoms
Allergies, including allergies to cherries, typically present with a variety of symptoms. These symptoms can range from mild to severe and may not appear in every individual with an allergy. However, they share common patterns which help in identifying an allergic reaction. Following are the common symptoms:
Ponder upon your Exposure to Cherries
If you exhibit these symptoms primarily after eating cherries or food containing cherries, it's likely that you have a cherry allergy. Track what you eat and note down any symptoms in a food diary can help pinpoint if it is cherries that cause your allergic reactions.
Visit a doctor or a specialist
An allergist or a doctor is the only person who can definitively diagnose a food allergy. If you suspect you have a cherry allergy, schedule an appointment with a healthcare professional. They can conduct a series of tests like skin prick tests, blood tests, and even a food challenge.
Examine your family’s allergy history
Allergies can run in families. If your parents or siblings have food allergies, you could be at a higher risk for developing them too. Although not limited to cherry allergies, this can be a piece of important information in understanding your symptoms.
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If you know you have a cherry allergy, it is important to avoid direct consumption of cherries. This includes fresh cherries, cherry juice, and any foods or drinks where cherries are a primary ingredient.
Always read food labels carefully. The label should list all the ingredients used in the product. Be mindful of words like "natural flavors" or "artificial flavors" as these can sometimes disguise the presence of allergens such as cherries.
When eating out or attending social events, always communicate your allergy. Explain the severity of your allergy to the staff or host, so they can make sure your food does not come into contact with cherries.
If unsure about your allergy or how to manage it, seek advice from a healthcare professional. They can provide specific strategies or treatments based on your individual circumstances and severity of the allergy.
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Proteins Triggering Allergic Reactions
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