1	Latex Allergy Sufferers Forum General Topics / Nuts / Peanut allergy treatment  on: 17.08.17 at 19:20:09
Started by LASG Forum Administrator | Post by LASG Forum Administrator
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-40960754

2	Latex Allergy Sufferers Forum General Topics / General Chat and off-topic / Re: Reactions to shampoo  on: 26.06.17 at 11:31:55
Started by Jackie | Post by Jackie
Hi. I am waiting for a call from my doctor and will raise the issue regarding sn epipen then.     I did see an old post from Teddy regarding shampoo. It may not actually be anything specifically latex related I am allergic to for that. I am only now being able to track down the things that cause me problems. As a lot of the allergies are triggered by inhalation, it makes it that much more diffivult.

3	Latex Allergy Sufferers Forum General Topics / General Chat and off-topic / Re: Reactions to shampoo  on: 26.06.17 at 09:51:32
Started by Jackie | Post by LASG Forum Administrator
Never come across this before Jackie.   None of our Type 1 members have reported problems with shampoo.   You can get baby shampoos that are supposed to be allergy free.   I really think you should approach your doctor as an emergency and get him / her to prescribe an epipen.

4	Latex Allergy Sufferers Forum General Topics / General Chat and off-topic / Reactions to shampoo  on: 26.06.17 at 09:40:50
Started by Jackie | Post by Jackie
Hi. I have reluctantly just come to the unfortunate realisation that I think I have type 1 latex allergy. I think I am also allergic to eggs.  I am trying to work out the things in my house I need to clear to minimise my reactions and am wondering about shampoo. I have a history of unexplained rashes on my neck and eyelids and think my other symptons are worse when I lie back on my hair. Can this in anyway be connected to latex allergy. I am guessing that there is no latex in shampoo, but I think there is something in there thst doesn't like me and I am not sure what.   Any ideas or help you csn give on this? Thanks for reading.

5	Latex Allergy Sufferers Forum General Topics / Introduce Yourself / Re: Hello.  on: 24.06.17 at 18:09:31
Started by Jackie | Post by Jackie
Hi, and thanks fir the reply. I have not spoken to the doctor since I have been able to trace this to something more specific.  I have an appointment booked for mid July and have been told that there are no earlier appointments.

6	Latex Allergy Sufferers Forum General Topics / Introduce Yourself / Re: Hello.  on: 23.06.17 at 18:38:25
Started by Jackie | Post by LASG Forum Administrator
Hi Jackie and welcome to the forum.   You are showing a lot of the early signs of Type 1 Latex Allergy.   All the Type 1 sufferers I have come across are allergic to bananas and tomatoes.   Have you told your doctor about this as I think, as a matter of your safety, you should be carrying an epipen.

7	Latex Allergy Sufferers Forum General Topics / Introduce Yourself / Hello.  on: 23.06.17 at 15:46:31
Started by Jackie | Post by Jackie
I have have had a number of health issues over the last year and now believe this could be linked to a latex allergy (plus possible reaction to too much folic acid). I have noticed I seem to get reactions to eating (and possibly just being near) bananas, tomatoes and nectarines. I have also had reactions in supermarkets near their sportswear/underwear or tills with conveyor belts. I also believe I have reacted badly to a couple of pairs of sandals I have worn before making the connection. I have had severe breathing problems on a number of occasions (which is sometimes helped by drinking loads of water), post nasal drip, acid reflux, sudden extreme tiredness, weakness in limbs, swollen red face and a furry tongue and stinging mouth when eating.   I am looking for help to try and track down the cause of my symptons and to find out the things I need to avoid. I thought this forum may be able to help me and will be looking through all the posts with interest.

8	Latex Allergy Sufferers Forum General Topics / General Latex Allergy Discussion. / Re: some of the Good and bad manufacturers/ suppli  on: 14.06.17 at 10:30:22
Started by Adrian | Post by Adrian
Putting Skechers on the Good list of manufacturers that know what is in their products

9	Latex Allergy Sufferers Forum General Topics / General Latex Allergy Discussion. / Re: Latex free trainers, where to start looking?  on: 14.06.17 at 10:29:04
Started by Adrian | Post by Adrian
Skechers can and will inform you almost immediately if a particular style is latex free.     Now the proud owner of 2 pairs of latex free sketchers..

10	Latex Allergy Sufferers Forum General Topics / Anaphylaxis Campaign / Good News?  on: 03.06.17 at 21:28:47
Started by LASG Forum Administrator | Post by LASG Forum Administrator
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4568384/New-gene-treatment-cure-allergie s.html