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Allergies and intolerances

Worsening red rash around mouth

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Waltonswatcher · 25/11/2014 20:54

Dd2 . Allergic to dairy and soya . Gluten free .
Started getting a red rash around mouth in the summer. It occurs within 20mins of eating . I've kept a food diary but nothing's flagging up. It goes down after a few hours .
The rash seems to be getting more severe. This happens almost daily . Paediatrition was unconcerned .
I'm concerned!
Any ideas?i wondered if it was chemicals or additives...

Worsening red rash around mouth
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RockinHippy · 01/12/2014 08:35

My own DD used to get this exact same rash if she ate fresh tomatoes - she was fine with anything with cooked tomatoes or sauce & our friend DS had the same with citrus fruits - it's was never a serious allergy & both grew out of it - so could one of those be a possibility??

mine does have the soy allergy & some issues with dairy too & we are finding soy pop up in all sorts of unexpected places, such as soaps etc, so that might be something else to consider

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leekandpotato · 01/12/2014 08:48

cant see rash very well. take it you have ruled out impetigo?

agree acidic or high histamine foods can irritate skin around mouth. most grow out.

we avoided tomato/ orange etc until skin cleared.

also, cold weather can irritate skin further iyswim. so add thin layer of barrier cream before going outside or before meals.

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RockinHippy · 01/12/2014 08:51

If you've ruled out citrus (& impetigo) then this link has a good list of none foodstuff that can contain soy...

HERE

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piggyboo · 02/12/2014 22:34

my son gets a similar rash with tomatoes, chocolate, tinned tuna, cheese and a few other foods due to their high histamine levels as he has histamine intolerance. It might be worth checking out lists of high histamine foods and seeing if they are the culprit. As Rockin said Soy can be hidden in other items so might be worth a look to see if she is being inadvertantly exposed.

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