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Strawberry allergy-is it possible?

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DD (11months) developed large red patches and a rash all over her chest/tummy yesterday. Although she had no other symptoms or temperature, I assumed it may be the start of chicken pox. However, it had virtually disappeared by this moning. It then re-appeared a short while after her lunch today. Thinking back over her food..she had quite a few strawberries at lunch yesterday and also a strawberry yoghurt at lunch time today. She has never had an allergic reaction to anything so far and we have no history of any food intolerences in the family. DS (5)has never reacted to anything. Just wondering...

TIA!
Just revived this as I think our 10 month old may have it. We have had weeks of red sore bottom with spots which doesnt respond to any of the over the counter creams nor canesten on prescription. Exposure to air, nor omitting wipes doesnt help. She has been having strawberries for a while now and I didnt think anything about it until yesterday when she ate some strawberries, was a bit messy with them and got a rash on her face around her mouth where the strawberry had been. The spots are the same as the spots on her nappy area.

Has anyone else had a baby with strawberry allergy that had sore botty symptoms as well as spots on her face?
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 22-Jun-09 23:31:37
Hope GP is helpful.
DS1 does that Red blotchy rash comes up all over his face whenever he eats them. He also gets it with one of the E numbers (haven't worked out which for sure) because Pranw cocktail & bacon crisps do it, as do LOverheart sweets.

He's never done more than have a blotchy rash for a few hours though so I don't know if that counts as a true allergy or just an intolerance.
I was apparently allergic to strawberries as a toddler. I would break out in a patchy lumpy rash. I don't remember it at all, happily I grew out of it!
Another one here who used to come out in red blotches after eating strawberries. Grew out of it but still treat strawberries as a special treat i.e. only a few at a time.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 22-Jun-09 23:14:19
Yes, my son had this allergy (along with others). He's thankfully outgrown it now though.
I had this rashy/strawberry allergy as a tiddler - happily I grew out of it as I got older. Hope that's the same for your kiddiwinks - I'd hate to be allergic to strawberries now smile
My DTDs reacted to strawberries when they were toddlers...probably more of an intolerance than allergie in my case...it lead to loose stools
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 22-Jun-09 22:11:46
Thanks. I'll make an appointment in the morning to see GP I think.smile
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 22-Jun-09 22:09:59
Yes it is possible -I remember a little boy at DS's nursery had a strawberry allergy
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